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a semi-hugelkultur?

 
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There is a gap or drop at edge of garden which can be filled about a metre high and sloped off. In other words, it could be half or one side of a typical hugelkulture bed and will only be about 5 foot wide and 7 metres along the warmer south facing side of garden.

I know beds are meant to drop and flatten out, so is inside going to drift out and leave a sink, or might face of it just cave in and justabout turn out okay? Spose it depends in large part on how i do it.

*Decided to make a proper hugelkultur elsewhere after sleeping on it.
 
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