Cissy Budra

Sandor, I'm so glad to see that you will be here at Permies.

I hope all is well with you and yours....

Rumor has it that you will be with us at the Connection for Change this fall. I would love to chop chop for you again, let me know, I'll bring my own Knife this time. When you are in the area you are welcome to stay at my Humble Dwelling here on the River. I'm sure your Hosts at the MI have much more glamorous accommodations though.... Thank you for all you do for the World Sandor. You have touched this Crone's life.
Hope to see you soon My Soul Son....Peace~Love Sue Dutra

Pond...hmmm? Sounds interesting. This being a group project it might get a tad complicated. Where the water pools is convenient as it isn't where the paths are. there is not electricity for a pump either. Thank you for your suggestions. I will bring them up to the group. We may not do too much more this season. The snow usually has flown by now... it's only a matter of time.
Peace

I am located in South Coast Ma. We are in Zone 6.....this year anyway. The Garden I speak of is in Fall River, Ma. Do you know if Paw Paws tolerate wet feet? The ones I have at home are in rich, well drained soil. Thank you.....

Hi, I'm new here and an Old Crone not adapting well to the computer age. But, here goes. I am leading a permaculture project at a local college. The spot I'm addressing is low, clay, wet in winter, dry in summer. I want to put in some ground covers that have berries. Low bush blueberries come to mind but....well my mind stopped there. Any suggestions?