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hello! i do not know anything about your phylosphy, maybe you can explain it to me.
i am a hunter, gardener, fishermen, rock hound, and reloader, also a semi prepper
i viewed the youtube on rocket stove....interesting..thats why iam here
i am pro american, pro constatution, pro amemdments, poor speller, got big fingers, hit 2 keys at 1x lol
happily married, and love to laugh
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Welcome to Permies Brian!

My short explanation of permaculture is "food growing outside your back door is better than food you buy in a store".

Ever since I got my Egyptian Walking Onions established, I haven't had to buy green onions at the store. With my backyard chickens, I don't buy eggs at the store either. And so it goes.
 
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thats me....i grew tomatoes, bell pepper. peppers, this year, till the deer found em....they ate everything except 1 bell pepper
whats you problem? full? sad sight,,,nothing but sticks left...
i cleared a large plot..50' x 30' beans,peas and another 15'x15' tomatoes/ , .and am in the process of adding lime and cow menure....for next year
got a patch of black berries and planted a patch of rasberries......
 
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Howdy Brian, welcome to permies.

In permaculture we try not to use chemicals or toxins to kill "weeds".
Because most weeds serve a purpose in nature.
Here at permies we try to study what mother nature is trying to teach us and work with her .
 
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ok,,,i'm with you there...so,,,tell me how to get rid of a pond choked up with water lillys? i tried to find a way, short of pulling with my hands..do not have the time for that...i have a full time ++ ot job, fish eat the lillys, but i would have to dump a couple of thousand fish in there to do it..
i even looked into a coy fish....but nhe would take over and kill the other fish...and,,to much weeds anyway
any suggestions to get rid of weeds, without 2-4-d broad leaf,,,will be looked at and thought over seriously....i do not want to add to the chemical problem either
but.....no alternatives?
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Hi Brian,
I don't know anything about pond ecology, but plenty here do.
I suggest starting a 'dealing with waterlilies' type thread here
 
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Brian, what is your plan for the pond?
How big/deep is it?
Are there fish in it now?
Is it spring fed? Does water flow out of it?
 
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