Dennis Hamilton

1 bedroom 1 bath house—move in ready with new metal roof, new water catchment system, berms & swales, new water heater, new mini splits, totally fenced, tall crawl space under house with plenty of storage, laundry room, 6000 ft lot, small town of Bayard, 1500 people.
$119,000.
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714 Lusk St.
Bayard, NM
88023

Selling our property 1/2 way between Jacksonville and Orlando Florida.

--792 sqft, 2 Br, 1 bath
--Fully furnished, including portable generator, tools, etc.
--1 county in from the coast, 83 feet up in elevation--high and dry.
--Solar panels, wood stove, two separate wells, one manual, one electric.
--1 acre plus, surrounded by woods, fenced & cross fenced.
--Can't see neighbors from property.
--All dirt roads between us and Lake George ecosystem.
--Project is 5 years in--too many plants & trees to list.  

See webpage -- https://www.facebook.com/WouldBFarmer/ -- for pics and videos of it's development over the years.

Listed by St. Johns Realty and Management, LLC.  386-698-1000
$159,000

OH WOW!

We Would love to be a part of this!
How is the project going?

Have you tried David the Good's page The Survival Gardener?  H has some good experience and advice for Florida permaculturists!

How is the permaculture project going?
We started ours in August of 2017 in South Putnam, half way between Jax and Orlando, and would be curious to see how you are doing. If you want to see our progress, we have a page on Facebook. Hamilton-Hoke Garden of Even.

I like the idea of bentonite. Anyone know where I can get some in Orlando, Jax, Tampa, Gainesville?

Have you investigated loquats? I am a bit farther south in N. Florida, zone 9, and I have several loquats and I have been told by the permie vets that they are not high maintenance--mine are doing well, the mature ones as well as the 3 footers that I ignored after a week. Also mulberries might be a good tree. The others you have mentioned, figs, persimmons, pecans all make sense.