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3 WORDS to describe your garden/food forest/homestead

 
N. Neta
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If you had to describe your garden, forest garden, or homestead in ONLY 3 WORDS...
What would these words be?

The 3 words I use to describe our 6-year-old food forest in Tenerife:
1. Bio-diversity
2. Oasis
3. Abundance

Looking forward to read your 3 words...

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1. Work
2. In
3. Progress

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1. Ranch
2. Deer
3. Diversity

Invasive plants are Earth's way of insisting we notice her medicines. Stephen Herrod Buhner
Everyone learns what works by learning what doesn't work. Stephen Herrod Buhner

 
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T Simpson wrote:1. Work
2. In
3. Progress


šŸ˜…šŸ˜…šŸ˜…
I know what you mean, T. Simpson

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1. Experiments
2. Growth
3. Harvest

Thanks, Y'all!

 
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Stacie Kim wrote:1. Experiments
2. Growth
3. Harvest


Thank you, Stacy, for sharing...
Make it an awesome day.

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1. Oooh,
2. My
3. Back!

But it's a good hurt, haha.
 
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Home
Productive
Incomplete
 
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1. Plans
2. Germinating
3. Tiny


Wry grin looks at over 30 inches of new snow yep planning and researching that is what I am doing...  trying to find low growing perennial veggies for our corner lot that can grow in smaller grow bags.

In the south when the wind gets to 75 mph they give it a name and call it a hurricane. Here we call it a mite windy...

 
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1. Tiny

2. Quirky

3. Loved
 
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adoration
Wild
connected
 
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Douglas Alpenstock wrote:1. Oooh,
2. My
3. Back!

But it's a good hurt, haha.


šŸ˜… I know what you mean, Douglas.

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T Simpson took the words right out of my keyboard

This is all just my opinion based on a flawed memory

 
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Thank you Ralph Sluder, Dorothy Pohorelow, Mari Henry, Rebecca Marcella and Ben Zumeta for your contribution...

Much appreciated.

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Freeballing

Thoughtful

Bio-Art

- Pancake

 
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Brian Jeffrey wrote:Freeballing
Thoughtful
Bio-Art


I was wondering what you mean by ā€œfreeballingā€, Brian.
I donā€™t think you meant what is the ā€œgeneral useā€ of the word... šŸ˜…

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N. Neta wrote:

Brian Jeffrey wrote:Freeballing
Thoughtful
Bio-Art


I was wondering what you mean by ā€œfreeballingā€, Brian.
I donā€™t think you meant what is the ā€œgeneral useā€ of the word... šŸ˜…




Probably meant carefree but maybe he really works the garden without pants. XD

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T Simpson wrote:Probably meant carefree but maybe he really works the garden without pants. XD


šŸ˜‚

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love peace happiness

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"Live Simply, So Others may SIMPLY LIVE"

 
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absolute bloody chaos.
 
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T Simpson wrote:1. Work
2. In
3. Progress



SAME! Still trying to finish the first 4X4 plot. Then there's the second forked plot to do. Past that? Maybe it'll be more fun when I don't have to mess about with paperwork.
It's good soil, but I am steadily making All The Mistakes. I'll get there.
Good luck with yours!

There is nothing so bad that politics cannot make it worse. - Thomas Sowell
Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom. - Albert Einstein

 
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N. Neta wrote:If you had to describe your garden, forest garden, or homestead in ONLY 3 WORDS...
What would these words be?



Small
Better
Educational

There is nothing so bad that politics cannot make it worse. - Thomas Sowell
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N. Neta wrote: If you had to describe your garden, forest garden, or homestead...



Wife and I have a homestead/small farm.

1. Holistic
2. Dynamic
3. Stewardship

"Study books and observe nature; if they do not agree, throw away the books." ~ William A. Albrecht

 
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Phil Grady wrote:absolute bloody chaos.


Are you enjoying this phase, Phil?
Or is it more... letā€™s get past this stage into something... else...?

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Letā€™s
Try
This

Clay, shade, neighborā€™s Norway maples.....weā€™ll work it out.

 
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James Freyr wrote:
1. Holistic
2. Dynamic
3. Stewardship


What does ā€œholisticā€ means for you and your wife, James?

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Messy
Productive
Abundant

I'm only 64! That's not to old to learn to be a permie, right?

 
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Better every year

The wishbone never could replace the backbone.

 
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Sonja Draven wrote:Better every year


I think this is the secret (and the motto), Sonja...

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