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    Hugelkultur, Nutrient Rich Environment For A Raised Garden Bed

    July 3, 2022 / 5 Comments

    This post is about how we used the Huglekultur method to fill our raised garden beds. Hugelkultur is an inexpensive, easy and nutrient rich way to fill your garden beds. It is essentially building a mound of logs, sticks, branches, leaves, compost, and other organic matter for your soil base. These things in the bottom of the bed decompose over time creating nutrient rich soil. We found through much research this seemed like the logical way to go due to the raw materials available to us from our new houses property. Not only were we trying to save money on the costs of filling the beds, we also wanted to…

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  • Our garden is flourishing thanks to Hugelkultur. See how we did it in my latest post. Link is in my
  • The comeback kid. This Maple is certainly not giving up on life. Chris had cut it down in the spring
  • Lagerthas new outfit. Had to give her a treat to pose.
  • The moon tonight at Pennsic. #themoon
  • Peach Rhubarb Cobbler fresh from the oven! Can
  • Yesterday was a good day at my happy spot.
  • I found this amazing dress on my monthly trek to The Vault Monthly Vintage Market in Winthrop. The dress has
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  • Morning stroll around the house.
  • Super moon!
  • A cucumber and 2 roses.
  • All set up at Pennsic. Views of our neighbors to the left and to the right. #medieval #sca #pennsic
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  • Zucchini flowers.
  • Our first zucchini and green beans! #gardening #homegrown #freshveggies
  • Eggplant blossoms!
  • Hairsticks! They seem to be the thing this year at Pennsic.
  • Eggplant! #gardening #vegatables
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