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Three Sisters Hugelkultur

 
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Just wanted to share this video I made showing our ~8 year old hugelkulturs that are planted with the three sisters (corn, bean, squash).  


We’re in the Adirondacks, NY, zone 4a.
 
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Thanks for sharing, beautiful video and results! Trying my hand at my first hugelkultur and with no money and mechanical aids it goes very slowly. Hoping i'll have good results like yours !
 
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Raphaël Blais wrote:Thanks for sharing, beautiful video and results! Trying my hand at my first hugelkultur and with no money and mechanical aids it goes very slowly. Hoping i'll have good results like yours !



Thanks! Slowly is probably better in a lot of ways. Good luck!
 
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