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Lads, it’s nearly the last part of the early spring. Humanity at large decries that we need a continuing /HGG/ thread for our survival and independence. 

This year (Zone 8b) I’ve planted 2 olive trees, a Greek Koroneiki, and Spanish Arbequina, as well as an LSU purple fig tree. 

I’m using the biodrilling method (yes it’s real) with daikon radishes and soraya sunflowers to grow and decompose in the hard clay soil. These will decompose and create pockets for the roots of the trees to grow in, as well as provide nutrients from the decomposed plants and vegetables, without needing to till the soil and grassy area. 

Along with my soaker hose, compost, perlite and cardboard setup to smother the grass and protect the soil around the new trees, I have a goal of an enclosed structure with mesh to keep birds out, and more complimentary plants and vegetables. 

What are you anons working on?
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My trees :)
I’m OP btw, don’t know why I have a different ID, maybe 5G to WiFi connection
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I’ve got a young purple fig, young pawpaw and kaki tree in my backyard. So more or less stuff I cant buy in the store fresh. If there was an apocalypse theres no way my little trees would help me survive lol.
Ive also got a satsuma tree that hates its climate. Not really too sure what to do with it, dig it out and pit it inside or keep a cover on it during the winter? Because it doesnt mind the cold, it just hates water.
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moving my flock of 40 to a new forage location
current coop area being converted to garden beds
is still early here, snow possible to mid May.
fertilised raspberry bushes, planted seed potatos yesterday.
fencing and raised beds in progress.
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