JamesPanyan

Located in Central Indiana (Zone 5A/5B) I manage a small plot of land in the middle of my city in an effort to be more sustainable.

First cut of the year, showing how well sheet mulching works with traditional lawncare. Midwest Urban Permaculture Food Forest located in Indiana.

Local church offered these for free before throwing them away....maybe I should have planted these on their property so they could have them for next year?

I thought I got apples in the mail! Midwest Urban Permaculture Food Forest located in Indiana.

I placed in order with my local SWCD office last January and today is the scheduled pickup date. Finally get more evergreens around my yard for privacy and winter color.

Midwest Urban Permaculture Food Forest located in Indiana.

Love how early creeping charlie blooms and holds the soil together and helps to form pathways through my food forest. Wild violets add color and randomness to the area, as well.

Checking on new transplants

Comparing two different types of haskap bushes of different years.

Snow flurries today, so figured I would check out my compost and saw that somebody has been eating my onions....

Comparing 3 small boysenberry bushes planted in the same place, but with wild differences in growth.

Hot march day, took the opportunity to take care of some gardening tasks. Planted wildflowers, zuuchini/zuchinni/zucchini .... Brussel Sprouts and more.

So great to get out and try and add more color to my yard.

Discussing my plans for possibly 100's of volunteer maple trees in my wild food forest

Even though it might snow tomorrow, I still have bushes to plant!

This video took 45 minutes....includes the planting, recording, a few phone calls made.

Flowers are SPRINGing UP!

Couldn't resist doing some planting in February!!!

Great option to get berry bushes, pollinator attracting flowers and evergreen/deciduous trees!

Nice, Simple and Easy walkthrough the Food Forest

Walking around and checking out the wildlife in my wild unkept food forest

Sun Chokes are amazing in how much they multiply. Also, they look amazing in the garden.

...As simply and quickly as possible

Adding to my berry collection and adding some diversity to my urban food forest