Hugelbed_mini

Here's nice little example of a small (~ 2ft tall x 6ft. long) Hugelbed I made for a friend.
After some explaining about how important these things are, she agreed to let me make her one.
She was quite excited to see the amazing results in very short time!

Note, she already had a decent 'flat on the ground' typical garden established and growing.
However, in comparison, many of the plants which were seeded into this newly constructed hugelbed out performed the flat garden!
some plants were originally from her other garden but, didn't show signs of making it. She figured she'd put them into the huglebed
and WOW! they did remarkably well!

by the way, the wood used was primarily from an old Apple tree, logs placed ends up.

Success!

That looks nice. Good to see another barefoot gardener

Daniel Kern wrote:That looks nice. Good to see another barefoot gardener

I didn't know there were people who DIDN'T garden barefoot..

i would hope that there is none. I love walking barefoot on the earth. it just doesn't feel right to not be grounded all the time.

Daniel Kern wrote:i would hope that there is none. I love walking barefoot on the earth. it just doesn't feel right to not be grounded all the time.

I fully agree!
Sounds like you're aware of this ever increasingly important activity we can freely partake in to improve our health.
For those that don't know - watch these videos - they may greatly enhance your life!

David Wolfe's Earthing Experiment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te4WPdIsBtQ

Mind-Blowing Experiment - with David Wolfe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idXzSZBHf1g

iPad vrs. Kindle - EARTHING Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLOx1kWCWoc