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Calling all backs, knees, necks, elbows. Aston Fitness Class for Gardeners. Most gardener’s experience that when spring comes and we bust out of our cabin fever, the bodily aches and pains accompany our garden lust. Gardening is such good exercise—and it can be GOOD for the body if we know how to go about it. This class is Full article >> Amendments for the Gardener’s Body Healthier yet method for making Kombucha!
Greens Leaf Wall Fall Leaf walls covered with Reemay Row Cover and plastic sheeting. This bed is approximately 25’ x 12’.
Harvest Kale Dec Insulated wall made of used chicken wire Full article >> Season Extension Cold Frames
The start of the Medicine Wheel Garden. Sheet Mulching is a very basic and important Permaculture skill. Sometimes called “blanket composting”, “no-work” or “no-dig” gardening, it is very representative of Permaculture in terms of modeling Nature. This Full article >> Sheet Mulching
Pond Late Summer We applied simple bioremediation techniques to allow the pond to purify itself. This is a “before” photo. Looking good, but not purifying itself. Then the Pond Work Team started to dig Full article >> Wetland Project
Medicine wheel greens, corn and beyond The yield from our sheet-mulching no-till, “no work” method. Check out the sheet mulching blog entry if you wnat to see what this garden looked like before we got started. Full article >> Medicine Wheel Garden
Mushroom propagation outdoors requires some careful preparations. Site selection is important. In our valley, a shaded site that will retain moisture is critical. This site is under a large apple tree. It is close to a water spigot, to make Full article >> Outdoor Mushroom Growing Bed
there there little plant In Permaculture, we place plants together that will naturally support each other, mimicking that design.
guilded In this fruit tree guild, the central element is a fruit tree, and each guild Full article >> Plant Guilds |
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