The Polyculture Project
Paul AlfreyWelcome to The Polyculture Project substack, where I’ll be sharing over 20 years of experience designing, building, and managing regenerative landscapes
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How to Grow your own Mulch to Support your Forest Gardens and Regenerative Landscapes
Growing our own mulch for our gardens has long been a goal of mine. Currently we grow enough mulch for our perennial beds and the tree nursery but rely on imported straw for mulching annual beds and for establishing new perennial garden bed...
Dig the Fig — The Essential guide to probably everything you need to know about growing Figs — Ficus carica
Originally from Asia Minor, the fig is probably the oldest cultivated fruit in the world. There is evidence to suggest that some 10,000 years ago some of us were planting figs directly outside our caves presumably to be able to slip out for...
Plants, Wildlife and Polycultures for Forest Gardens and Regenerative Landscapes - Part 2
Welcome to another post from our Plants, Wildlife and Polycultures for Forest Gardens and Regenerative Landscapes series where I'll be posting some observations and experiences about the various plant species from our forest gardens and reg...
Discovering the Tropics - Hambantota District - Rekawa Beach, Sri Lanka
Sometimes you come across a place that is just right, serene nature, a good balance between comfort and wilderness, a diversity of habitat, beautiful views, well tended gardens, just the right breeze, and restaurants with real plants on the...
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