Permaculture and agroforestry in the Forest Garden at RHS Garden Bridgewater | The RHS

[@wildlifegardener-tracey6206]

I think, listening to you, I’ve developed a permaculture garden over the past 30yrs without realising it. This is my garden. No pesticides, fungicide ever used. I started by planting trees birches, Hazel, Rowan. There’s a very old apple we’re bordered by several mature Ash. Then came various shrubs, raspberries, blackberries, wild strawberries. Bulbs and hardy annuals. I even planted my first hop last year. I’ve had nettles from the start I control them by pulling were they’re not wanted. Log piles large and small and a dry hedge. 😀

[@ThreeRunHomer]

Terrific. Permaculture is fascinating stuff.

[@DaveForman]

This is really great, I hope just the beginning of a big shift in attitude for RHS.

[@peckinpahlady]

inspiring and very well presented.

[@emilyhayward444]

Fantastic, so glad you’re doing this and I can’t wait to see it.

[@NatureWorksGarden]

Absolutely fantastic news, thank you Syliva and the RHS 🙂

[@jeanettepowell2106]

Cant wait to see it all 😍

[@WibblyWobbly]

Well presented!

[@NashvilleMonkey1000]

The construction workers in their tiny cars is kind of like several James Bond movies~ Absolutely, food forest architecture comes from an ancient time of triumphant celebration of food~

[@TheUntypicals]

Would be good to see white and red dead nettle :)