Nature is the master gardener. Let’s learn from her. Hi, I’m Chas Hathaway. Welcome to the Willowrise Gardens Podcast, where we explore the incredible world of plants. This program is a supplement to our weekly Forest Gardening course, also found at Willowrisegardens.com, which teaches how to create a forest garden using permaculture design principles. In this podcast, we discuss various species of plants, and their usefulness as food and medicine, as well as their uses in utility and the arts. Let’s get started.
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Nature is the master gardener. Let’s learn from her. Hi, I’m Chas Hathaway. Welcome to the Willowrise Gardens Podcast, where we explore the incredible world of plants. This program is a supplement to our weekly Forest Gardening course, also found at Willowrisegardens.com, which teaches how to create a forest garden using permaculture design principles. In this podcast, we discuss various species of plants, and their usefulness as food and medicine, as well as their uses in utility and the arts. Let’s get started.
Welcome back, Willowrise Gardeners! Today, let’s dive into the heart of our gardens: perennial plants. Why are they so important? Well, they’re like the dependable friends in our lives – always there, year after year. But in the world of food forestry, their value goes much deeper. Perennials, unlike their annual counterparts, don’t need to […]
Willowrise Gardens Podcast
Nature is the master gardener. Let’s learn from her. Hi, I’m Chas Hathaway. Welcome to the Willowrise Gardens Podcast, where we explore the incredible world of plants. This program is a supplement to our weekly Forest Gardening course, also found at Willowrisegardens.com, which teaches how to create a forest garden using permaculture design principles. In this podcast, we discuss various species of plants, and their usefulness as food and medicine, as well as their uses in utility and the arts. Let’s get started.
