Jeff McClintock wrote:Hi All,
I’m looking for a mentor for my new project. Plans are to initially develop 1 acre of my 20 in North Idaho into a berry and herb farm that will provide ingredients for jams, jellies, infused oils and vinegars. It needs to be a niche product so I will avoid blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries other than for personal consumption. The emphasis is on high health-value berries like sea berries or currants, etc. I’m looking for recommendations on plant material as well as spacing and placement. It’s a north-facing parcel in zone 6 but I’m planning for zone 4. I’m hoping for feedback from designers or others with experience in this climate/plant combination.
Cheers and happy growing!
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