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The Sustainable Organic Gardening Guide for Self-Sufficient People. Deep Green Permaculture is committed to connecting individuals with nature and empowering them to live sustainably. You can explore further insights on permaculture, health, and well-being in their informative blog.
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
6d ago
Lawn top dressing involves applying a thin layer of material, typically a mixture composed of soil, compost, and sand, over the surface of a lawn. This technique is essential for improving soil quality, enhancing the health and appearance of the grass, and addressing various lawn ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
1w ago
Discovering cockroaches in your home can be unsettling and frustrating. Known for their resilience and rapid reproduction, these pests not only pose a nuisance but also a health risk, as they are capable of spreading pathogens and triggering allergies. Traditionally, combating these unwelcome guests has ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
1w ago
Monstera obliqua, often referred to as the Swiss Cheese Plant due to its distinctive, perforated leaves, is a rare and fascinating houseplant. Its delicate, fenestrated foliage and unique appearance make it a prized addition to any indoor plant collection. This comprehensive guide covers everything you ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
2w ago
Regrowing vegetables and herbs from kitchen scraps is a sustainable and rewarding way to maximize your produce and reduce waste. While not all kitchen scraps will successfully regrow into new plants—due to factors such as growing conditions and the freshness of the scraps—the process itself ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
2w ago
Overview Description Bush beans are annual plants that form compact bushes, usually growing up to 30-60 cm (12-24 in) tall. The leaves are trifoliate with rounded leaflets, and the plant produces clusters of flowers that develop into long, slender pods. The pods contain the edible ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
2w ago
Disclosure: This article contains an affiliate link. If you use this link, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. This review is not sponsored or paid for, and reflects my honest experience. Being a blog writer is demanding work. It takes ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
2w ago
Root burn is a common issue in gardening and agriculture, caused by excessive concentrations of soluble salts from fertilizers or other chemical sources. This condition can result in symptoms ranging from mild stress to severe decline or even death of the plant. It arises from ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
3w ago
Aloe Vera, scientifically known as Aloe barbadensis miller, is not only a popular houseplant but also a renowned herbal remedy, celebrated for its medicinal and skin-healing properties. This succulent is a must-have for plant enthusiasts and wellness advocates alike. In this article, we look at ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
3w ago
Here are the July gardening calendars for all Australian climates – Temperate, Cool & Alpine, Subtropical, Tropical and Arid. Use the links below to view monthly gardening calendars or download printable documents. Temperate Climate July Vegetable And Herb Gardening Calendar For Temperate Climate Australia Cool ..read more
Deep Green Permaculture Blog
1M ago
Overview Description Peas are annual herbaceous legumes cultivated for their edible seeds and pods. As annuals, they complete their life cycle within one growing season. Pea plants can have either a bushy or climbing growth habit, typically reaching heights of 30-200 cm (1-6 ft), depending ..read more