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- Agroforestry Research Trust Martin Crawford’s forest garden – wondrous!
- Growing Oca Lots of interesting, thoughtful and detailed information on oca and other perennial roots plus growing in polycultures.
- Landed – forest gardening blog Lovely blog following the development of a small edible forest garden first planted in winter 2008.
- Permaculture Magazine Permaculture Magazine is always bursting with fascinating information, not to be missed
- Plants for a Future A vast database of edible and other useful plants.
- Radix Researching root crops, lots of detail
- Sustainable Smallholding A blog about useful sustainable practices that have been tried and tested
- Transition Network Transition to me is permaculture made manifest in a place, lots on this site to explore
- Transition Vision Visionary journey of Ruth and Louis round the transition towns of the world
- WeForest Permaculture charity engaging local communities round the world to replant forests on massive scale
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- Edulis – growers of rare plants
- Nursery of Eric Deloulay (Pepiniere Eric Deloulay) Nursery offering perennial vegetables, herbs for sale
- Plantes et Jardins French supplier of perennial vegetables amongst many other things.
- The Real Seed Company Based in Wales they grow their own seeds of interesting and unusual seeds. Highly recommended for a browse!
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Autumn glory
This morning the glorious autumn sunshine sparkled on the dew covered garden. It was like a distillation of joy! I have no time to spend outside today soaking up the sunshine and pottering about; but small moments rescued from between the … Continue reading
Wonderful Welsh onions
I harvested two Welsh onions this afternoon. They were approximately 95 cm tall at the highest point and yielded 200g of green leaf and 125g of stem. I use the leaves raw in salad, or if they are a bit tough they can be lightly … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Gardening, perennial greens, Perennial Vegetables, Permaculture, Suppliers
Tagged Welsh onion
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After six months of happy blogging……….
After six months of happy blogging what have I learned about my garden and blogging about it? Firstly it has been immensely gratifying that people actually visit the blog and read it, and even more so when they leave a … Continue reading
New arrivals
I always get excited about new plants. Watching seedlings pop up to the surface is endlessly fascinating and getting new plants from a grower or nursery is better than unwrapping my Christmas presents! Someone at work said I must have … Continue reading
Posted in Perennial Vegetables, roots and tubers, Suppliers
Tagged allium, dioscorea, jerusalem artichoke, Yacon
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