Much has been written about layering, but I just ran across a diagram for a method I hadn’t seen before. Since all of my sun is in my small front yard, I’m on a continuous quest to find ways to make permaculture tidy and interesting.
This sketch comes from a 1965 book called “A Reverence for Wood” by Eric Sloane. I picked it up from our library’s book sale for 50 cents.
Check it out!
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Clay, shade, neighbor’s Norway maples.....we’ll work it out.
That could probably work, especially with a small branch. For a larger one with a number of leaves, I was thinking a cheap plastic pot cut on the side, with a bottomless, more attractive “pot” slipped over the top like a sleeve. Heck, if one was handy with clay or concrete, one could even make a custom style of pot for just this purpose.
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Clay, shade, neighbor’s Norway maples.....we’ll work it out.
A magnificient life is loaded with tough challenges. En garde tiny ad:
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