Description
A fantastic method of gardening for the 'lazy' gardener, or people who want to make the best use of their time. Deal with your garden waste while making great soil and building new garden beds. It's a great solution if you have a lot of garden waste you want to tidy up. Learn the different methods of creating a no-dig garden with tips on how to get the best results. The Welcome section is unlocked for you to view as a preview.
Programme modules
- Welcome & Overview
- Why use Hugelkultur?
- Step by step instructions
- Step by step instructions - extra tips for the raised bed method
- FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
- Case Study - Blue Borage home garden at Landing Road tour (January 2021)
- Case Study - First ‘proper’ hugelbed (now dismantled)
- Case Study - Mrs D’s raised bed hugelkultur patch-it process
- Case Study - Auckland Women’s Centre raised beds
- Case Study - Small scale vertical hugelkultur (container garden version)
- Case Study - Primary School Garden clean up
Course Format
Four lessons in the 'how to' section and then six case studies in a range of settings.
About me, Katrina Wolff
How would you like to be growing the food you most love to eat, saving yourself unnecessary trips out to the shops. Instead, just wander out into your garden and harvest organic produce that is literally still alive. Garden to table means just that - perhaps rinsing off a little of the soil before you head to the kitchen to cook.
The question for so many people is this: 'Where do I start?'
I recommend a quick call to discuss your situation, and I can quite quickly recommend some options, no matter what size your garden. Beginners and advanced gardeners are all welcome.
Send an email to katrina@blueborage.co.nz or phone/text on 022-410-4988.
What do students think?
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Albus Dumbledore
Best summer ever. Very thorough.
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Albus Dumbledore
Best summer ever. Very thorough.
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Albus Dumbledore
Best summer ever. Very thorough.
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Albus Dumbledore
Best summer ever. Very thorough.
Course Format
Four lessons in the 'how to' section and then six case studies in a range of settings.