Permaculture berries

Gardeners Guide to Blueberried Honeysuckle, honey Berry, sweetberry honeysuckle. The plants average 4 - 5 ft tall, sometimes over 6 ft. It is a hardy plant that is frost tolerant and will grow with a soil pH ranging from 4.0 to 8.0, although the optimal pH range is 5.5 to 6.5 .

...with fruit in containers in your garden, vegetables everywhere, with ideas for re-using old unwanted items, with horses and wildlife and more!

Grow Better Fruit With Companion Planting. Companion Planting is the study of how some plants grow happily together. And others just plain don't!

Do you have fruit trees? If so, you should mulch around fruit trees to conserve water and feed the soil. Read more about how to mulch around fruit trees!

A friend of mine asked me a really good question recently. She said, “I know that aronia berries have the nickname of chokeberry. So, what’s the best way to prepare them so that they actually taste good?” Since I am just starting to grow aronia berries this year at our new house, I don’t have much

The best way to plant raspberries using hugelkultur and permaculture principals, for drought tolerant, low maintenance and abundantly producing plants

Raspberries are quite easy to grow, but they do need a good pruning and clean up once or twice a year. Here's how to prune raspberry plants.

How to Grow Honeyberries: Edible Garden Ideas - If you're looking for a unique, delicious, and easy-to-grow fruit for your edible garden, then consider honeyberries, otherwise known as haskap berries. With their sweet and tangy flavor and vibrant color, these berries have been gaining in popularity over the past few years. Ready to get started? Spring is the perfect time to start growing honeyberries in your garden — read on to find out how!

Ever heard of honeyberries? Also called haskap berry, this lesser-known fruit is a must-have for the northern food gardener who wants an edible landscape that produces as early in the season as possible. Months before the blueberries arrive, honeyberries come in by the boatload! #honeyberry #permaculture #haskap | berry growing | permaculture gardening | growing fruit | edible landscaping |

A microforest garden is usually something you would design for small-space forest gardens - for urban situations, or areas where space is at a premium.