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10 Year Old Forest Garden in the fastest Tree and Planet growing Climate of Europe

 
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Hi guys, at the beginning of my forest gardening journey I was educated by this forum. And years later, with so much practical experience and so many trees and bushes all grown up I remembered this community and wanted to share

 
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What a delightful video of such an abundant space! Similarly, our project at Holt Wood Herbs in Devon, UK, grew dramatically in the first decade, and we changed some of our aims in response to the abundance! In particular we were able to share more with others, both medicinal harvests and information about our design approach. And our management altered too, it became increasingly important that we used coppicing and pollarding for faster growing trees that might otherwise have struggled! It was all a step by step process, observing the land, responding to expressed needs, rearranging resources, making changes, discovering personality in particular areas, and great to hear about it - hope you will keep us up-to-date!
 
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Lovely video! Inspiring!

Good work and good luck with your future efforts as well.

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Beautiful and so inspiring
 
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I am looking for property in Aiken County or North Augusta or Augusta to start a Food Forest. This video was inspiring. Thanks for sharing it.
 
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Inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing and all your hard work to save your land for our future.
 
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