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#hugelkulture, mound culture or sometimes ‘German mounds’. At the centre / base of the mound are logs, packed with brash (not resinous). Heaped over with earth, they make great growing environments, rotting logs holding moisture at the roots, plants benefitting from rich fungal networks. Ours are 6 years old and flourishing with healthy tress, shrubs and herbaceous plants. 🌿🌿🌳🌳🍄Welcome to our new trainee growers! We are going to ramp it up, grow more broccoli and share the veggie / salad love locally 🥦🥦🥦🥗🥗🥗🌿🌾🐞🐜💐A temporary measure but we’ve changed how we compost. We never got hot composting to work so are going back to cold...and .....slow but steadfast, needs post ripening maturing to ensure enrichment with fungal mycelium 🍄🍄. We have mostly woody material so this method good for us.Spring has finally sprung! The garden is looking glorious, bees buzzing, sparrows twittering, a delight #peckham #communitygarden @burgesspark 💚🐝🐝🌻🌱🌿🐞😀🐛🐜🐸🐝🌞🥦#weed appreciation day #slbi the remarkable Roy Vickery fount of knowledge #weeds #wildplants #folkusage #folknames www.plant-lore.com ☘️🌿🌱Roof fixed!!Burgess Park Food Project
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