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71 contributions to Grow Your Own Food 🌱
New urban wildlife garden for a community hub
Hi guys, I hope this post sparks conversation, my goal with this group is so everyone can help each other with their spaces. My job now is designing and building permaculture or edible gardens mostly with wildlife gardens also playing into it massively. Here is a few pictures of this building and I have very limited room but I’ll work my magic. There is 2 design potential snaps and a wildlife gabion I’ll use as a design as I have loads of lockers that can be upcycled I have a design but I would love some input also to see if you can level it up with me
New urban wildlife garden for a community hub
Shiitake Mushrooms 🍄‍🟫
This is year 4 after inoculation in 2022. Shiitake usually flush from year 1 or 2 and then can flush a maximum of 8years which is incredible for a one time job and then wait. The logs I used in this video is alder but I tend to use oak, alder or hornbeam. Beech and birch can also be used. but yet to try myself. I’ll post a video of how to do it and the harvest over the years Is this something you want to try?
Not Ai, this is my 4 year old mushroom logs!🍄‍🟫
I inoculated these shiitake mushrooms in 2022 and had a few flushes from them after year 2 but wow! This is by far the best yet! Stunning!
Not Ai, this is my 4 year old mushroom logs!🍄‍🟫
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@Amanda Mirrlees is going to show much more
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@Jim Flach alder on this one Jim. Hornbeam and oak i also use for shiitake I’ll do a video and a table on what’s good to use for what
Seed Snail…the good kind of snail 🤣🌱
Just use membrane, compost bag, or hessian, added moist soil, roll it up and keep it tight with sting or and elastic band and you can grow a lot of seeds in a small space
Seed Snail…the good kind of snail 🤣🌱
DIY plans coming ✍️📝
I have some diy plans in the works and you guys are my testers to see if your interested. Plan 1 - raised bed build with how to treat naturally, what to fill it with and how to plant 🥕 Plan 2 - compost bay 💩 plan 3 - log store 🪵
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Jack Hodgson
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@jack-hodgson-5962
Permaculture Designer and Urban Farmer | Turning spaces into edible landscapes

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Joined Aug 23, 2025
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