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For 10 years I've been transforming my garden with permaculture. Honest notes on rare seeds, cuttings and circular living.
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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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French Marigold (Tagetes patula): Blooming in November, Self-Seeding Garden Friend
French Marigold opens in autumn and self-seeds generously at HE-QA Garden — pompon varieties add a special cheerfulness. A companion planting classic that needs almost no care.
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Tasmanian Tree Fern (Dicksonia antarctica): Jurassic Atmosphere in Your Garden
Dicksonia antarctica — the Tasmanian Tree Fern — is a living fossil with 180 million years of history. Growing happily in a pot at HE-QA Garden, it brings a prehistoric jungle atmosphere to any garden.
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"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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