Permaculture · Sustainable Living · Circular Farming
For 10 years I've been transforming my garden with permaculture. Honest notes on rare seeds, cuttings and circular living.
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Elaeagnus ebbingei has been growing as a hedge in my garden for 5 years — in poor soil, full sun, without complaint. In autumn it releases that incredible scent while also bearing fruit. Birds carry the seeds everywhere and new plants keep sprouting.
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My 2-year-old Kütahya sour cherry has settled in well, with no signs of disease so far. Why I chose a local variety, my care notes and first observations.
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I have 14 Symphytum officinale plants in my garden — all brought as root cuttings from abroad. The narrow-leafed classic comfrey variety; it attracts bees and feeds the soil. I share what I know about its use as green manure, rapid growth, and contribution to the garden.
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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