If you can join us. See you at 10:30am. The address is 2413 Hollingbourne Dr in Fort Collins We got some rain!

I have several citrus that I have moderate results with. After watching the February video about coplanting, I'm thinking they are lonely. What underplanting would be good for my little trees? They vary is ages 12 years down to 6 years old (that does not relate to their sizes lol) I have Meyer lemon, a lime and a mandarin, they are in roughly 12-18 inch pots as they are still pretty small.

In this video I talk about container gardens, in-ground gardens, hugelkulture and some book recommendations. Responding to a few questions posted here. Hope you enjoy it! The books I recommended in this video: - Permaculture, Sepp Holzer - Restoration Agriculture, Mark Shepard - The Permaculture Garden, Huw Richards - Permaculture, A Designer's Manual, Bill Mollison

Working on one of my client’s garden today. This is one of my favorite plants, Sedum Autumn Joy. I leave it be for the whole season for winter interest in the garden. I’m gonna be cutting it back soon, you can see the beautiful new growth ready to take off 🚀 What do you see in your garden? What are you working on?

The peas are vining, the turnips are popping out, arugula is already flowering (the flowers are delicious!), and raspberries are leafing! Peonies started going crazy this week. And inside, the little tomatoes, peppers, and cantaloupes are starting. It's been great having time over spring break to water by hand and be out so much, but it won't be as sustainable once I'm back to work tomorrow. Has anyone else thought about turning on their drip system? I can't imagine we would have a hard freeze and I keep thinking I could just let it drain so it's mostly empty if weather comes in. Thoughts?