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Maintaining Fertility and Planting into mulch by Geoff Lawton

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I think this video will be helpful to many.  One of the first questions I had in my forest garden, "how do I plant perennials and annuals into mulch and chips?"  Geoff addresses this subject and discusses maintaining soil fertility.



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