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Clods of Wisdom by guest columnist Hu Dat Lin

Turtle Paradise is pleased to welcome as guest columnist the venerable Hu Dat Lin, who has agreed to share wisdom gained from decades of...

Midsummer garden tour and more

A walk around the garden in mid-July, plus my thoughts on the idea that plants grow in certain spots because they are "needed."

Work with Nature: Part 2

More thoughts and advice on how to work with nature.

Work with Nature: Part 1

Why make life harder than it already is? Pick easy to grow plants while you work on improving your soil.

Clover, etc

Getting back to basics. Thinking about what is below the soil surface. Taking advantage of plants like clover. All the good stuff.

The unhurried garden: beating analysis paralysis

If you are attempting to "design" your garden, or farm, or food forest and you feel overwhelmed, it's a telltale sign that you're trying...

Determining your most limiting factor

To avoid doing lots of unnecessary work in the garden, field, orchard, or food forest, first figure out the factor that is most limiting...

What is happening here?

Given that I consider myself a steward of the land I live on, the most important question to ask when considering new projects is, "What...

Process vs prescription

My children might disagree, but I feel I can confidently say that I am not totally technologically illiterate. After all, I am able to...

Rethinking Zone Five

No, I'm not considering moving to Michigan to live in a colder climate. The zone 5 I've been rethinking is the permaculture zone that...

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