#hugelkultur

Getting my fenced in third of an acre built out with hardware for growing plants is the task at hand at the moment on the farm. With seeds ready to go its time to build out growing beds where we can transfer

In my last Permaculture post I discussed mulching as an effective way to help the water retention of your soil, while providing lots of nutrients over an extended time. Today I want to keep raising this

Here's the newest trip look to the Garden Shed at the Hive Garden

The Hügelkultur garden bed progress came to a pause, I was just unable to go back and visit the Garden for a week until now. I got caught up from the enrollment process at school. I am glad that I had

Following the Hugelkultur method, I collected organic materials to fill up my garden bed.

This is a form of horticulture whereby a raised bed is created by layering organic material into a dug-out area that is eventually filled up to the top and eventually can create a mound or raised bed.

I'm so Grateful for the Abundance it has Provided this Year Hello Hiver's, It's fall in the Northern Hemisphere and three days ago my area had it's first hard freeze. That means the garden is finished

Making a hugelkultur mound for gardening

We got most of our garden started, a bit yesterday and more today. The metal raised beds (17 inches tall) are new this year. It would be quite expensive to fill them entirely with good quality soil, so

You guys are awesome! Because of you guys I am going to be trying to over winter rosemary and parsley. I hadn't really thought about trying to move some of the few plants outside still clinging to a little

We got sent some Paw Paw seeds! My buddy Bill at HOP farms is hosting a collab where he sent out some Paw Paw seeds to all over to have people attempt to grow them. The first step when trying to grow Paw

Trying to figure out a good way to seal up the gap in my greenhouse door. I'm thinking this foam might help to seal it and keep some of that heat in the greenhouse. I may still work on a better way to

I was honored to be tagged in this collaboration by Rose over at Wholesome Roots Rose is a great source of gardening and homesteading knowledge so I was really excited to be tagged by her. Here are 5 tips

We had a pretty unusual cold spell over the past couple weeks. were used to cold in Michigan but it's not normally in the single digits for multiple days in November! Come with me as I show you how the

In order to plant enough garlic for my new garlic farm side business I'm going to need some more space. Since I have really been enjoying the hugelkultur beds I have made, I figured adding a couple more

The summer is coming to an end but I want to try and get some use out of this greenhouse other than just storage and seed starting. I need to figure out a way to use the space to try and grow a nice fall/

@kimmysomelove42 I had some time to catch up transplanting several tomatoes I started from seed. When I ordered my 100gallon cloth pots for my cannabis this year there was a 5th one included so I thought

A long time ago, in this very spot, we dug a hole! Check out our original push - 777 shovels was only the start! We get outside today for a little plant action and an update on the hugelkulture geo-engineering

So, I accidentally mulched my South hugel bed with acorns this fall. I thought I was using two bags of leaves, but I kinda wasn't... I figured it was meant to be, and embraced it. Now there are #trees

My clover seeds came! No pics cause I was on a mission as soon as I saw them. So much stuff is going well that the milk fiasco is not getting me down. That stuff isn't thawing in the fridge lol So I planted