The Seven Principles To A Successful And Sustainable Garden | Growing A Greener World

John Albers' beautiful garden has been a work in progress for 20 years. A professor of medicine, John was looking for a hobby to deal with his stressful life and he ended up taking horticultural classes. Eventually, John made his way up the class, developing his techniques. He wanted to prioritize making gardening sustainable and wrote a book, Northwest Garden Manifesto, outlying the seven essential steps stories of a successful and sustainable garden.
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[@olgabeck8662]

🍀Aha my son lives in Seattle.🤣Has an old bad garden.He tells me while he is working on and finally got one bambus out of the ground and turns around there is another bambus coming out of the ground.🤣Poor thing trying to be a gardner first time in his live.😂 LOVES HIS COMPUTER!
❤️your garden👍👏🏻🇮🇸🌹🌿

[@rodrigues1892]

Stunning ❤️ thank you and so much information.

[@seanskeete3193]

#GRATITUDE #FreeDrYork #FreeLarryHoover

[@annab.2564]

Proszę o POLSKIE napisy.

[@naomihynes1413]

Cherry picking permaculture principles and calling them your own.
Isn't that plagiarism? I'm not impressed.