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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The Bloom Room Q&A - Live Session - 7th April 7.00pm GMT+3
Hello Friends I’m looking forward to the live session latter today - April 7th starting at 7.00 pm GMT+3. If you click the link here, when that clock is at 7.00pm the session will start. Here is the zoom meeting link. The session will be re...
Polyculture Profiles - A multifunctional Polyculture for your Forest Garden - Edibility/Windbreak/Biomass/Biodiversity - Terminus
Welcome to another post from our Polyculture Profile series where we will look at a four-species design that highlights well the multifunctionality of polyculture, providing an edible hedge, windbreak, and biomass resources all while enhanc...
Arabian Walkabout - Where Deserts Bloom, Mountains Embrace the Sea and Tropical Polycultures Flourish - Dhofar Region, Oman
Dhofar, a name that whispers of ancient frankincense trails and mythical kingdoms, beckons with a unique charm unlike any other region in Oman. Nestled in the southern embrace of the Sultanate, Dhofar defies the stereotypical image of the A...
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...
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