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Delice des Vannes Medlar: Growing in Rocky Soil and the Secret of Bletting
I planted Delice des Vannes, one of the most refined medlar varieties, in a rocky spot. It hasn't fruited yet — the roots haven't fully taken hold in the stony ground. But the patience and beauty of this ancient fruit make it all worthwhile.
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Crape Myrtle: The Bride That Paints the Garden Pink in July
Creating the most striking corner of the garden in midsummer, the crape myrtle carries a special beauty both in its blooms and its unique bark texture.
Read moreAmerican Persimmon: The Hidden Hero of Alternative Farming in My Garden
The American persimmon, a fruit most people have never heard of, has quietly begun bearing fruit in my garden. A perfect choice for those seeking alternative crops.
Read moreSumac Tree: Medicine and Spice from Your Own Garden
This magnificent tree growing in our garden for years is medicinal, edible and extremely valuable from a permaculture perspective.
Read moreEgyptian Walking Onions: The Forever Onion of Your Garden
Plant once, harvest forever. Egyptian walking onions are self-propagating perennials that practically take care of themselves.
Read moreImprove Your Soil with Jerusalem Artichoke
Plant it once and benefit for years — it improves your soil and enriches your table.
Read moreRutabaga: Winter's Hidden Treasure
Yellow-purple roots, harvested in 90 days, long winter storage. A must for every garden.
Read moreItalian-258 Fig: Everything It Has Given My Garden
This rare variety from Italy has been in my garden for two years. Early-fruiting, productive and incredibly delicious.
Read more"Keep the cycle, the future is in your hands."
— HE-QA Garden
Permaculture for me is not just a gardening technique — it's a life philosophy. To repair the soil, keep the cycle and leave a richer nature for future generations. Every seed is a trust, every cutting a hope.
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