Permaculture Siebzger
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- Commenced: 01/09/2010
- Submitted: 03/02/2011
- Last updated: 01/08/2012
- Location: Siebzger 84, Miesbach, Bavaria, Germany
- Phone: 0049(0)80259004580
- Website: s2h.s2.funpic.de/pdpm/mysqltest.php
- Climate zone: Cool Temperate
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Permaculture Siebzger
Project Type
Rural, DemonstrationProject Summary
This is my first project ever, where above all I aim to gain experience and build up more and more self-sufficiency. After I have developed the basic patterns and decided the major plants, I am going to plant those shrubs soon.. Until now I did most of the work on my own - Help would be much needed.
Project Description
Next Step:
When everything goes well I'm going to plant those shrubs you can see on the design sketch below in calender week 9 - the first week of march.
Furthermore:
Dig over the
sod and sow green manure (phacelia, yellow sweet clover and fodder
reddish), develope web-based plant database (see here) and further develop the design (especially concerning water harvesting systems. See this update, also featuring a rock pile!)
Already done:
Developed basic patterns, concept
and design, chose and organized major plants, made some hügel and
keyhole-hügel-beds (mound beds). Dug plant holes, created a pond connected to a plant hole by a swale.
The first spring.
This is a preview for a little flickr album showcasing some of the things I managed to do in my spare time and lunch breaks. Hope you enjoy it. Feel free to comment anything..
Its getting forward!
Shrubs planted, little pond, woody swale path, stone bed and rock pile established. Photos and explanations.
Location, Climate, Site Survey
This update is intended to become a more data intensive survey of the site. With photos from last summer, capturing some of the already existing flora and fauna.
Design Update: Swale system, ponds and rock piles!
Attempt to using swales in very humid climate (up to 1300mm/year). I want to attach some ponds as well. And: I learned something great about rock piles today.
Plant hole, swale and little pond.
Spontaneously to a simple plant hole I attached a little swale and then a pond. Here's how and why. Pictures and video included.
New preliminary design - tackling work next week.
I decided the final layout for the fruit shrubs section and Im going to dig the holes next week. Wanna see the design?