Feb 8

Welcome to another post from our Polyculture Profile Series. For this post we’re going to look at a compact Polyculture for small spaces that can provide fruits, enhance biodiversity, and is relatively easy to take care of.

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Tiamaria

Feb 22

I really appreciate your illustrations and layered detail Paul. Thank you.

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