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Category Archives: Alchemy
Digging These folks and their Plantable Paper Ideas!
Some good tips about growing seed paper from the people at Custom Made. Enjoy! Plantable Paper! Advertisements
Posted in Alchemy, DIY
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Embracing Fall: A Season of Change
Hello Gardeners, Pumpkins piled high and brilliant leaves singing their bright song in a last hoorah before going to sleep for the winter are showing up on doorsteps, a blog or two and in the backs of our minds as the … Continue reading
Posted in Alchemy, Garden, Idea Flow
Tagged autumn, change, fall, garden, gardening, organic gardening, permaculture, Seasons, vegetable gardening
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All about the Carbon: Biochar
Thoughts on this article from Treehugger: : “Does Biochar live up to the hype?” If you haven’t heard, Biochar is the charcoal that results from burning cellulose like woods or other plant stalk materials in an environment without Oxygen. This … Continue reading
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