Permaculture Food Forest Tour Part 7: Fruit Abundance

Fruit abounds in this last section of the garden. It may be small and shady, but kiwi berries, plums, mulberry, elderberries, blackcaps, thimbleberries, Pawpaws, Aronia berries, rhubarb, salal, huckleberries, currants, and more all thrive here. Learn how mulch and plants can turn a soggy water-logged shady part of the yard into a productive, beautiful garden. (My allergies are super bad this time of year, y’all. Sorry my voice is a bit hoarse as a result) ** Relevant Blog Posts ** ++ Links and Credits ++ Part 1:    • From sod and rocks to an abundant food for...   Part 2:    • How to do permaculture when your neighbors...   Part 3:    • Permaculture Garden Tour Part 3: Flexible ...   Part 4:    • Backyard orchard paradise: free range poul...   Part 5:    • Chicken-Proof plants for the orchard; how ...   Part 6:    • Anxiety-free garden design from zones and ...   Dumbarton Oaks Hardy Kiwi and Bavay’s Green Gage available at : www.onegreenworld.com ~~~~===Ways to support our work===~~~~ LIKE COMMENT SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE! My website/blog: https://www.ParkrosePermaculture.com Paypal https://www.Paypal.me/ParkrosePermacu... Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Angela-Ba... Patreon:   / parkrosepermaculture1   My Amazon Shop of recommended books and tools (Please support locally, however, if you want to support me, i appreciate you shopping through this link!) https://www.amazon.com/shop/parkrosep... ++++Follow me!+++   / parkrosepermaculture     / parkrosepermaculture     / parkrosepermaculture   https://www.ravelry.com/parkroseperma... ==Get in the conversation!==   / parkrosepermaculture     / womeninpermaculture   #hardykiwi #growingkiwi #parkrosepermaculture #permaculture #pdx #gardening #beekeeping #urbanfarm #permaculturedesign #foodforest