illinois permie wrote:I'm in the process of erecting a 22 x 40' hoophouse. Dreading the backbreaking traditional bed preparation. Has anyone ever put hugelkultur beds in their hoophouse? Any reason not to do it?
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in Portugal, sheltered terraces facing eastwards, high water table, uphill original forest of pines, oaks and chestnuts. 2000m2
in Iceland: converted flat lawn, compacted poor soil, cold, windy, humid climate, cold, short summer. 50m2
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Gardening with the Slow Burn of Rotting Wood
http://woodforfood.blogspot.com
Permaculture and Homestead Blogging on the Traditional Catholic Homestead in Idaho! Jump to popular topics here: Propagating Morels!, Continuous Brew Kombucha!, and The Perfect Homestead Cow!
Permaculture and Homestead Blogging on the Traditional Catholic Homestead in Idaho! Jump to popular topics here: Propagating Morels!, Continuous Brew Kombucha!, and The Perfect Homestead Cow!
Julie Ashmore wrote:Most of my hugel beds are buried underground. I've tried a few different approaches toward the goal of capturing their heat. One was an underground cold frame, with about 2 feet of hugel under it and hugel all around it. You can check this one out in the two-part blog post, starting at http://woodforfood.blogspot.com/2014/04/underground-cold-frame-part-i.html.
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