#garden #foodforest #gardentour #gardening #fruittree #permaculture #backyardgarden Please check out our Shamus O’Leary tropical fruit trees on Facebook for a lot of cool and useful information on how to grow tropical fruit trees in the desert: our website is : Instagram I am in “Shamus_OLeary_” please “subscribe”, click “like”, and then “comment” any questions below! […]

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You don’t know how hard I tried to make this shorter, haha! For fun, I threw a card for our first weekly gardening trip! Blog: Facebook: Email: LittleFarmBigDreams@gmail.com Pinterest: Twitter:. source

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October in Brisbane and southeast Queensland is really when the weather starts to warm up! We have many days above 30 degrees, and there are at least two storms a week. This means that everything in the garden starts to grow rapidly and changes every week! Enjoy a walk in the garden, where I will […]

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No matter what climate you are in, or what restrictions you may have, you can still grow your own nutritious food. Permaculture design allows you to work with the natural patterns of your site, provide water for your landscape, provide fertility for your plants, and a balanced ecosystem that will help prevent pest problems and […]

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In Curaçao in 2018, almost 2 years ago, there was almost nothing to grow and the soil was completely eroded and died. But through permaculture techniques like heavy mulching, I succeeded in creating a food forest. source

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Arizona Small Space Garden Tour-More than 100 degrees in the desert. We are very happy to be an affiliate of Mighty Crop. Use the promo code “TeamBenson” to enjoy a 10% discount************************************** **** If you want to help support Team Benson and our journey to build a permanent home, check out our Amazon Wish List […]

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This is what happened here the day after our first freezing as new gardeners, our first winter gardening in the desert! ↓↓↓ More links are as follows! ↓↓↓ About us: We are Elizabeth & Joe! She is a real estate agent, he is a medical equipment technician, and they raise her 12-year-old son Riley in […]

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Garden Tour 2020-My Desert Garden on August 30, 2020 These are the products I use from Amazon Mineral Oil-Sprayer-Vegetable Chopper-Canning Book-Canning Jar-Seed Starter Container-Quick Seed Start Mix-Quick Peat pellets-fast cardboard flower pots-shade cloth-we are very happy to be an affiliate of Mighty Crop. Use the promo code “TeamBenson” to enjoy a 10% discount. If you […]

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You can see all the plants we recently planted in the Disabled Sustainable Agriculture Garden: Kale, Brassica, Peppermint, Beet, Lavender, Sage, Sunflower, Mystery Melon/Pumpkin, Rosemary, Tulsi ,horseradish. I picked a delicious fig, and you can see young pears and Asian pear trees. Cactus, Guanyin, vine, pepper, kale, Jerusalem artichoke. I forgot to mention lemongrass and […]

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The best fruit trees and edible plants grown in desert gardens! Thanks to my friends Kourosh and Bob’s Life (for helping us to garden better. This is an amazing list of foods you can grow in the desert backyard or front yard garden! One thing I will definitely add to this list is native Trees […]

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Tropical Chaos Garden in the Arizona Desert! Garden tour and update in August 2021. source

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“Three Sisters” is an ancient planting method that can be mutually beneficial and save space! Plant 3 kinds of crops! You plant corn, and then once it grows to about 12-18 inches tall, you plant beans at the bottom of the corn, and it will grow corn. Then you plant squash between rows of corn. […]

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John from Epic Yard Farms in Phoenix, Arizona, shared with you how a couple grew a lot of food in high heat while doing two full-time jobs. In this episode, you will learn the skills needed so that you can grow a lot of food in the hot summer and have a full-time job so […]

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This Egyptian spinach plant grows on its own, making full use of the room. It is 6 feet tall and the branches are wide. . source

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