Who is growing a food forest?

Can you post some pics. Love to see how it comes together

Sure, but I have no idea how to post pictures.

I just figured it out. You click on reply, then on the left bottom of the test window is a tab; Attachments. Click on it and you can upload up to 3 photos. Now, you get to see some of my Hugels - had to put something up to see if it works

Now, I am on a roll Went out an took 3 pics of the first - front hugel. I guess it might grow into a food forest some day. it is close and partly shaded by a jacaranda tree (nitrogen fixer and upper story). A lemon tree seems to love it toward the street side, a grape looks pretty good. I am hoping it will eventually arch over to the jacaranda, creating a entrance of sorts. One out of 3 blueberries is still alive (I buried a bunch of pine trees on the side I planted the blueberries, hoping this will make it acidic enough for them). Potatoes did initially good, but all died. I first tried not to water at all, but that didn't seem to work.....Squash, sweet potatoes, Horse radish, chard and mint have been the best survivors. also new zealand spinach is starting to do good, lettuces and wildflowers have come and gone. Beets and turnips and a bunch of herbs like it. I did kill at least 3 suramata cherry plants. probably should have waited for the 2nd year. Going to try it again......the first picture above was in the middle of May, the ones I am posting now are from today.

Here are some pictures at our suburban ranch along the Los Angeles River. Lots of plantain, spurge, purslane, mustard, wild radish, dandelion, clover and willow in that meadow!

And here are some pics from 'The Orchard'. . .

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And finally . . .