Lyon (seen here) pushed food on food along the side of the yard, next to the detached garage. The owners of the houses planted products in the country and in raised beds. Attendees play a crucial role in helping food forests. The productive palette of the plant includes born currant, three types of grapes, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, artichokes, basil, kale, strawberries and beans. There are also wines from the passion of fruit that climbed on a new wooden and wire jerk next to the garage.
Food Forest also has citrus, marelica, apple, plum, fig and persimmon tree. In addition to attracting the pollinator, it is also important to improve soil quality. Lyon added a type of soil improvement to keep the country rich. They include California Cafe (Rhamnus Californica, Zones 7 to 10), Catalan Currant (Ribes Viburnifolium, zOne 8), California Lila (CEanothus sp.), a sticky monkey (Mimulus Aurantiacus, zones 7 to 10) and alpine strawberry plants (Fresh frag, zones 5 to 9).
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Food Forest also has citrus, marelica, apple, plum, fig and persimmon tree. In addition to attracting the pollinator, it is also important to improve soil quality. Lyon added a type of soil improvement to keep the country rich. They include California Cafe (Rhamnus Californica, Zones 7 to 10), Catalan Currant (Ribes Viburnifolium, zOne 8), California Lila (CEanothus sp.), a sticky monkey (Mimulus Aurantiacus, zones 7 to 10) and alpine strawberry plants (Fresh frag, zones 5 to 9).
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