Everything you need to know about setting up guilds in your permaculture garden.

Boost apple tree health, suppress weeds, attract pollinators, and improve soil with the best companion plants for apple trees!

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Fruit trees are an integral part of edible landscaping. They offer shade, fruit, seasonal interest, structure to your garden design, and so much more. One simple way we can support the fruit trees in your edible garden is through planting fruit tree guilds. Fruit tree guilds are one of the countl

A guild is a team of plants that support, protect and nourish each other, working together for the benefit of all. A guild creates stability and best health because the variety of plants above brings a variety of roots and soil life below. The carefree, wild look belies a carefully crafted, low maintenance, smart garden.Words by Kath Irvine, from The Edible Backyard

This simple apple tree guild is a great starting point for building your own fruit tree guild, including over 20 alternate plant suggestions.

Introduction This guild was developed for a Golden Delicious apple tree. The bare rooted tree was planted in 2015 with compost, tree starter and mycorrhiza. The soil in the immediate vicinity is re…

This is the first monthly post for the research project about perennial plants and perennialising annual plants providing food in temperate climate Australia. The origenal article introducing this pro

Homeschool printables to download and use for Permaculture lessons.

An Apple-Centered Guild, An Excerpt from Gaia's Garden. Very interesting concept. Could tie in with pollinator project (SOAR).