Homesteading Hedge Laying by David The Good October 29, 2018October 23, 2018 written by David The Good October 29, 2018October 23, 2018 This is a beautiful way to maintain a livestock-proof hedge: I’m going to have to try this with Gliricidia. Related posts:Chickens 101: Chicken Tractors vs. Chicken CoopsImprove Neighbor Relations with These Tips for the Edible LandscapeThe Best Oil Lamp Design We've Seen YetDIY Solar Water Heater - With Gas or Wood-Fired OptionsCinderblock Rocket Stove - Cost: $8 4 comments PinterestWhatsappEmail David The Good previous post For Sale: A Beautiful Gainesville Home with Gardens and Fruit Trees next post Growing Your Own Firewood with Coppicing Related Articles What is the Best Wood Finish for Tool... January 31, 2017 Storing Produce Without a Root Cellar September 22, 2015 Garden Beds, February 2020 February 6, 2020 Easy-to-Build Modernist Cinder Block Bookshelves… That Actually Look... April 12, 2016 Would it be possible to produce all our... December 26, 2023 Learn Earthbag Construction in Gainesville! September 16, 2016 How to Process Coffee at Home in 7... January 5, 2017 Chickens 101: Chicken Tractors vs. Chicken Coops April 25, 2016 DIY Solar Water Heater – With Gas or... September 23, 2019 Seasoning Cast Iron October 9, 2015 4 comments Leigh October 29, 2018 - 8:32 am Thanks for sharing that old video. It was most interesting. Reply David The Good October 29, 2018 - 11:09 am You bet. I am fascinated by this sort of thing. We tend to do everything these days by dropping money rather than relying on the wisdom of the past. Reply Doug October 29, 2018 - 2:11 pm Hmmm . . . I have an old field on my land that is starting to be overgrown with maples. They make shoots from the stumps as well. I wonder if i could use this technique to make deer proof hedges around garden plots? Reply David The Good October 29, 2018 - 2:20 pm I bet you could! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting. Δ
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Thanks for sharing that old video. It was most interesting.
You bet. I am fascinated by this sort of thing. We tend to do everything these days by dropping money rather than relying on the wisdom of the past.
Hmmm . . . I have an old field on my land that is starting to be overgrown with maples. They make shoots from the stumps as well. I wonder if i could use this technique to make deer proof hedges around garden plots?
I bet you could!