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Hello! We hope you are well wherever you may be on our beautiful planet and a very warm welcome to our newsletter where you can find what we've been up to last year, new plants from the nursery, a special offer on our online course, and what we are planning next.
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Refreshing vitalizing herbal teas, a living first aid cabinet, wildlife habitat, beauty, and interest throughout the year, with some strawberries…
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Honeyberry, also known as Blue Honeysuckle, or Haskap is a small perennial shrub with delicious edible berries. The great news for people that live in…
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Forest Gardens are an excellent way to produce food and other resources for humans while enhancing biodiversity by providing a range of habitats for…
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Pomegranates are surely one of the most fascinating plants in existence and have been catching the hearts, stomachs, and minds of humans for over 7000…
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In line with our mission to develop and promote practices that can produce food and other resources for humans while enhancing biodiversity, this year…
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We've done a couple of pond installations recently, one for our new perennial polyculture trial garden (Ataraxia) and another for a permaculture…
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The Grapevine, the Rolls-Royce of fruit, a truly magnificent plant that is super easy to grow, ridiculously productive, wonderfully…
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