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Building a food forest on the edge of the desert.

 
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S Bengi wrote:Everything looks so lush and wonderful. I'm interesting in getting zone10 land in southern California.


Land in our area, has gotten very expensive over the last 10 years. Our 1/2 acre land including the house has doubled in value, since we bought it.
 
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I always enjoy reading your threads about your food forest and what's in season and what you're planting.
 
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Riona Abhainn wrote:I always enjoy reading your threads about your food forest and what's in season and what you're planting.


Thank you, I enjoy writing them. My writings, also functions as a journal.
 
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Here is a few flower pictures. The forest garden are so wild and beautiful right now.
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Sunflowers
Sunflowers
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Such a beautiful face
Such a beautiful face
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Sunflowers creating shade for my blueberry patch
Sunflowers creating shade for my blueberry patch
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Don’t know the name, but it’s pretty
Don’t know the name, but it’s pretty
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French lavender
French lavender
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Salvia
Salvia
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Poppy’s
Poppy’s
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Comfrey
Comfrey
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Lilac poppy’s
Lilac poppy’s
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Yellow poppy’s (yes I know I have a lot of poppies)
Yellow poppy’s (yes I know I have a lot of poppies)
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Calendula
Calendula
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Mixed wildflowers
Mixed wildflowers
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Borage
Borage
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Mixed wildflowers
Mixed wildflowers
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Viola
Viola
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Don’t remember what this is, but it’s pretty
Don’t remember what this is, but it’s pretty
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Beautiful chaos
Beautiful chaos
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White rose hip roses
White rose hip roses
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More wild flowers. Did I say that the insects love me 😘
More wild flowers. Did I say that the insects love me 😘
 
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