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Hello from Spokane, Washington, USA

 
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Hello everyone!

Truth is, I've been a permies lurker for a long time. For over twenty years now I have been reading about plants and gardening on the Internet and permies always comes up in the search results. I grew up with a little garden of my own, backyard chickens, and trips to the forests to forage. These days I have a much bigger vegetable garden and forage what I can.

Focusing on permaculture specifically I learned that the Cascadia region is a huge hotspot for meetups and I figure it's time to participate.

The photo is a close up of a cabbage grown from experimentally planting a core. That one core actually made several decent sized cabbages!
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Welcome to permies Anne, thanks for coming out of the shadows I also get the impression that there is a fair amount of permaculture going on in your area - didn't Paul W get up there not so long ago?

Ooh - nice cabbage and what a satisfying story! So you just cut the leaves off and replanted the stem?
 
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Welcome to the forum!
 
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Welcome Anne, good to see someone from the Cascadia region. Foraging and backyard chickens growing up sounds like a solid foundation for all this. What does your vegetable garden look like now, mostly annual veg or are you getting into perennials?
 
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