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Need help in design and choosing correct plants for area.

 
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I am fairly new to permaculture and I have been setting up a Aquaculture/Aquaponics setup along with raised bed vegetable gardens on one side the other side of my yard I am doing Permaculture/ Forest garden. The space for the forest garden is about 35X35 feet and I currently have 4 fruit trees/ 1 peach - 2 apples - and 1 orange, planted about 20 feet apart from each other with artichokes, asparagus, raspberries, blackberries, and grape vines planted along the perimeter of the fence.

I have that prairie clay soil, but there is no organic matter or rocks in it. So when it is wet it is like glue. In the areas that I have planted I have mixed in compost.

What else can I include in this design, if you want to call it that. And how should it be laid out? I want non-stop food production and easy maintenance, if that is possible.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Kevin

BTW, I found a partial list of plants that grow well in our area and all our current plants are on this list: http://www.lecooke.com/Images/Recommended-Varieties/Zone-30-Texas-Hill-Country.pdf
 
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