I was asked about food timberland in two unusually dissimilar mood from Florida – Alaska and Maryland .
Here ’s my resolution :
Starting a Food Forest in Alaska
Here ’s the original vitamin E - chain armor on begin a nutrient timber in Alaska :
Starting a Food Forest in Maryland
Since I ’m more conversant with the specie that grow well in Maryland , I was able to also provide a listing of species for a Maryland solid food woodland undertaking . Here ’s the original remark I received from Fredericka :
I saw you on Marjorie ’s summit . I live in Maryland and have 2 orchard apple tree trees in my back yard next to my compost bin and garden . Its get cold-blooded now so my garden is not being used . I would like you to recommend some plants and flowers I could put around the Malus pumila tree diagram . I am 64 and desire to live long enough to build even a small food forest . My thou is part Lord’s Day and lots of shade , but my apple tree are in a gay part of the yard on the north side . I desire to do the challenge….will you please help me with some suggestions ? I thank you sir . My son will be so unrestrained I took this step .
billet : The challenge she mentionswas the one I post here .
This query I respond immediately in the TV – check it out for my list of suggested Maryland Food Forest species . You ’ll like them – I wish I could grow a fortune of them here !
No matter where you are , if there are trees … you’re able to grow a food forest of some sort . A cold - mood food forest basically started this whole modern food woods thing ( go look up Robert Hart ! ) .
Be originative , experiment , and make it materialise ! There ’s no real way to go wrong other than NOT trying .
And I in spades recommendgetting this bookif you ’re in a cold mood . It ’s help me even here in Florida .
Now get out there and start a food timber ! Alaska , Florida , Maryland – make it happen !
picture at top of Emily Price Post byCecil Sanders .
