len gardener

i'm a bit late as well, but only just heard about and got interested in rocket stoves, dunno if they are good or bad, work or otherwise, need more info' and need info on building one, apparently the ones they sell burn too fast and cost too much.

calling on danial; the link no longer works

len

the finished product now had a season of cabbages and broccoli through it with some maybe won't grow properly here brussels sprouts still going. been topped up and remulched eady for the next season.

len

massive effort there hope it all pays off?

we only have our arms and hands of what reduced use they are.

our latest beds take the bend and stoop out of gardening:

we had pile of trees cleared and used branches and bark in the base of the beds.
len

http://www.lensgarden.com.au/straw_bale_garden.htm

suppose one might use anything at the bottom of a new garden, can't realy say if that is hugelkultur or not, this is what can happen when a new catch cry hits the scene, is it or is it not? we hide bricks, broken tiles and cement under teh garden.

look at our bale garden presentation did we use hugelkultur before hugelkultur became?

i would say ye, and now with our new beds (corrugated roofing sides) we use hugelkultur because we have teh remains of trees to recycle.

we find in gardening we do what suits us, if it has a anme so be it, to use it simply makes common sense to do waht we do.

http://www.lensgarden.com.au/straw_bale_garden.htm

happy gardening whatever it is called.

len

we ahve used a lot of urine in our gardens never manged to deplete teh worm population, which is good.

we have diluted it with oterh used water and used it neat no matter it all works.

len