Going to Seed: Shane Simonsen talks about primitive permaculture with David Lauterwasser.

[@farangfarm]

Very interesting, thank you

[@clearskiesthailand]

Fascinating conversation thanks. Regarding the discussion about cabbage - the cooked flowers of sesbania grandiflora taste like cabbage

[@clearskiesthailand]

and if you want to add to your Artocarpus collection how about A. lakoocha. The squirrels absolutely love the fruit - I do too when I can get to it

[@FeunFooPermaculture]

@@clearskiesthailand Thanks a lot, I'm glad you liked the interview! We already have A. lakoocha - I believe it's called มะหาด in Thai. Apart from the usual suspects (A. heterophyllus & A integer) we also have A. altilis (the Breadfruit), A. rigidus (called Monkey Jack I think) and A. odoratissimus, which is called Marang or Terap in Malay. We used to have A. camansi (Breadnut) until two weeks ago, but some damn rodent killed both of our young trees... Gotta get a few more, and maybe do mass plantings so at least a few survive.

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

Amazing! 🌞💛🌞