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Why not just try regular gardening? In a world of permies, regenerative ag, raised beds, and whatever this is, just having a small home garden seems quite nove
by debacle 3y ago
Why not just try regular gardening?
In a world of permies, regenerative ag, raised beds, and whatever this is, just having a small home garden seems quite novel, and the implementation is...pretty easy.
- gaolei8888 3y agoObviously they have a much bigger garden
- fuzztester 3y agoThe others are easy too, and even more novel. Kidding (about the novel part). Actually, they are old as sin, er, I mean, old as nature, because, you know, they all borrow from or imitate nature, to a large extent, although there may some improvements or systematisations here and there. Check out Bill Mollison, Gabe Brown, Geoff Lawton, Jean-Martin Fortier, Richard Perkins, Aanandaa Farms, etc, in a bit of depth at least, first.
- seti0Cha 3y agoI guess I've been unwittingly practicing chaos gardening for a couple of years now. I do it because I don't have the time, the energy, or the know-how to do regular gardening, even if it seems easy to you. Instead, I just remove things I don't like when I notice them and wait for things I do like to spring up. Sometimes my wife buys seeds and we throw them around. I end up with things that roughly resemble flower beds that look nice to me. Why should I work harder?