Protecting your garden from the wind will increase productivity and decrease workload. Often overlooked, it should be one of the first things you consider when designing your garden or choosing a site. The advantages of a windbreak are many, however there are some disadvantages and if designed poorly one can create a bigger problem rather than finding a solution. This blog post looks at the design process in a bit more detail.
https://balkanecologyproject.blogspot.com/2013/09/wind-breaks-and-shelter-belts.html
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https://balkanecologyproject.blogspot.com/2013/09/wind-breaks-and-shelter-belts.html
#forestgarden #foodforest #foodforests #landscapedesign #permaculturedesign #agroforesty #organic #permaculture #polyculture #regenerativefarming #gardening #plantsforforestgardens #orchard #gardens #edibleshrubs #gardendesign #polycultureorchard #seeds #gardeners #landscape #trees #groundcover #horticulture #plants #garden #nature #growyourown #permacultureplants #onlinelearning
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