New to Detroit. Looking to help out with current permaculture and urban farming projects. Here is my blog from when I was an urban homesteader in Ohio but I am continuing to post about our suburban adventures in Permaculture. http://crunchymamasurbanhomestead.wordpress.com/
New to Detroit. Looking to help out with current permaculture and urban farming projects. Here is my blog from when I was an urban homesteader in Ohio but I am continuing to post about our suburban adventures in Permaculture. http://crunchymamasurbanhomestead.wordpress.com/
Elissa Teal wrote:2014 Greene County (Ohio) Soil and Water Conservation District Tree Seedling Sale! Prices look great!
http://www.co.greene.oh.us/DocumentCenter/View/286
New to Detroit. Looking to help out with current permaculture and urban farming projects. Here is my blog from when I was an urban homesteader in Ohio but I am continuing to post about our suburban adventures in Permaculture. http://crunchymamasurbanhomestead.wordpress.com/
New to Detroit. Looking to help out with current permaculture and urban farming projects. Here is my blog from when I was an urban homesteader in Ohio but I am continuing to post about our suburban adventures in Permaculture. http://crunchymamasurbanhomestead.wordpress.com/
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Adam Moore wrote:I ordered five chestnut trees from this ohio farm http://www.empirechestnut.com/aboutus.htm They were great to work with and the trees are strong and doing great. Fast shipping.
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Adam Moore wrote:Thanks for the meetup link Rob.
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Sam Sneller wrote:OARDC (Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center) here in Wooster is a great resource. My Dad is a professor there and I know lots of the folks there that are doing state studies on sustainable and organic agriculture.
chad Christopher wrote:How, HOW? did nobody mention the Ohio paw paw festival? Its only the biggest in the nation.
Ohiopawpawfest.com
hisako nora wrote:ohio nurseries reposted from another thread
Hey all
were in columbus, found a few cool nurseries in ohio, ive visited a few of them they are pretty spread out. . if your in the columbus area you can get a good selection from garden centers and the osu school plant sale
companion plants-lots great permaculture plants.. . down in the athens area i think
http://companionplants.com/
sandusky valley nursery-lotsa cool stuff good price havent ordered from them yet
http://www.svnursery.com/
klyn nursery, in cuyahoga county, need to set up an account, very high quality wide range of things from herbs to trees, lots of hard to find multipurpose plants
http://www.klynnurseries.com/
we just visited a nursery in kentucky run by a guy named cliff england www.nuttrees.net
he has awesome plants . . we just bought some jujubes, late blooming almonds from iran, asian pears and persimmons, timber bamboo.. . only 3.5 hrs from columbus
On the path to creating a food forest in the middle of farmland and feed lots.
Lizzie Snyder wrote:Greetings from West Central Ohio. I think I am the only one in my county who knows what permaculture is. Feeling a bit lonely in my quest to find a good piece of land among the acres of flat, chemical drenched farmland.
Elissa Teal wrote:Just wanted to start a new thread with the word "Ohio" at the beginning so that it is easier for Ohioan permies to hopefully SEE the thread.
Feel free to introduce yourself whether or not you have posted an intro in the two other Ohio threads in this section.
Additionally, I wanted to encourage you all to post resources or things of interest for Ohioans.
Here are some that I've found:
Ohio Trees Index http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/tabid/5361/Default.aspx
Ohio Native Species for Landscape and Restoration Use http://ohiodnr.com/tabid/20386/Default.aspx
hisako nora wrote:ohio nurseries reposted from another thread
Hey all
were in columbus, found a few cool nurseries in ohio, ive visited a few of them they are pretty spread out. . if your in the columbus area you can get a good selection from garden centers and the osu school plant sale
companion plants-lots great permaculture plants.. . down in the athens area i think
http://companionplants.com/
sandusky valley nursery-lotsa cool stuff good price havent ordered from them yet
http://www.svnursery.com/
klyn nursery, in cuyahoga county, need to set up an account, very high quality wide range of things from herbs to trees, lots of hard to find multipurpose plants
http://www.klynnurseries.com/
we just visited a nursery in kentucky run by a guy named cliff england www.nuttrees.net
he has awesome plants . . we just bought some jujubes, late blooming almonds from iran, asian pears and persimmons, timber bamboo.. . only 3.5 hrs from columbus
Beverly Clampett wrote:
Lizzie Snyder wrote:Greetings from West Central Ohio. I think I am the only one in my county who knows what permaculture is. Feeling a bit lonely in my quest to find a good piece of land among the acres of flat, chemical drenched farmland.
I moved from Springfield to central Ohio. People look at me like I'm speaking a foreign language if I say the word permaculture....LOL
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