Suburban Permaculture in a small 14′ x 40′ lot in Zone 5 Ontario Canada.

Suburban Permaculture in Southern Ontario, Canada, Zone 5. You can do a lot in a small space. We just need to make a focus on space saving techniques like Espaulier, vertical growing, etc. Come see one of my consultation clients and their updated backyard food forest.

It will be fun to check back in on this property over the years, and see how this food forest has changed the life of not only the person who planted it, but also the creatures of nature who will benefit from it.

Thanks for watching, and consider doing something like this on your own properties.

The more we can decentralized the food chain, even if just a little bit, the greater chance we have of making it out of this alive. There is no greater fight that we have ever faced as the human race, and we need all hands on deck.
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Moving to the country to start a new life. Young Family trades sodgrass for a horse farm over at Barn Boots and Country Roots:

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