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Pawpaw + Black Walnut Guild

 
Matt Leger
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This is our first attempt at planting a pawpaw and black walnut guild in the woods. Forest farming is one of my favorite activities and after watching these two videos, you'll start to understand why. I'll keep updating on this as it develops over time.

Hope your growing season is going good so far! Stay safe and healthy out there guys.



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