Sometimes you come across a place that is just right, serene nature, a good balance between comfort and wilderness, a diversity of habitat, beautiful views, well tended gardens, just the right breeze, and restaurants with real plants on the tables serving home grown/caught food. Rekawa In Sri Lanka is such a place.
What are the nitrogen fixing plants in this scenario? I assume with all the rainfall , this (and fallen plant debris) is an important contribution on this ecosystem?
What is that pioneer-looking prostrate ground cover plant on the beach sand overlooking the tide pools, after the shrubbed layer ends, at the end of the video? Could it be a kind of Spurge? It’s not more Vinca, is it?
Really amazing story/polyculture post! Loved it! Thank you🙏
Questions:
What are the nitrogen fixing plants in this scenario? I assume with all the rainfall , this (and fallen plant debris) is an important contribution on this ecosystem?
What is that pioneer-looking prostrate ground cover plant on the beach sand overlooking the tide pools, after the shrubbed layer ends, at the end of the video? Could it be a kind of Spurge? It’s not more Vinca, is it?
Thanks 😊