Keynotes: Use as shrub layer in food forest or hedge, poultry feed, medicinal, eat leaves and flowers.
In my household, this plant is referred to as daddy's leaf. Why? Blake, EartheArtisan would pack it in our kids lunch box and was the first teach them at the youngest of age...
Keynotes: Herbaceous layer, protects soil from erosion, use as edging, plant into shaded areas, eat leaves.
For any that doesn't like to or can't drink milk, this plant is a great way ally for nourishing your body with calcium in a plant based form. It is a unique, as a...
Keynotes: Plant in herbaceous layer, protects soil, eat leaves, stems and corms cooked.
In the realm of tropical edible gardening, I frequently swap out conventional vegetables – the kind that people usually grab from supermarket shelves – with more sustainable alternatives...
Get acquainted with the nutritious and delicious edible plants that almost grow themselves so you can create food security in your home garden. This blog provides the keynotes for use, my anecdotal experience, placement in my permaculture system, plus...
Keynotes: Plant in shrub layer of a food forest, protects the soil, can eat leaves, high in silica used for compost teas.
I have 2 varieties in my garden; the red-stemmed wide leaf featured in the image above is great for using to wrap food. The other has leaves shaped like hands seen...
If you want to know about the best 32 plants to grow in your tropical (or subtropical) garden for health and well-being for not only you who eat them but also for regenerating land too - look no further!
I have written an entire e-book and published a book about them, but if you want some of the...
Tropical gardening can be easy if you know what you are doing. It is true to say that it is a whole different experience to temperate climates in which much of the information out there teaches. This article offers some insight into the best growing times with respect to our wet and dry...
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