Building the Hugelkultur Garden
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| Piles of Oak branches and wood. |
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| This site is full of useable organic material. The site also had a large Burr Oak to prune. Lots of material. |
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| Good top-soil. |
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| The long-bed taking shape. |
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| Just keep adding material. |
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| Will and his associate. |
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| Putting the top-soil back on the mound. |
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| Good soil and nice rotten logs. |
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| Leaf mulch pulled from the yard. |
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| Oak branches |
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| The long-bed on the right and the wells on the left are taking shape. |
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| The pruning of the oak provided a nice amount of material for the structure of the wells. |
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| Keep adding material. |
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| Adding in the last of the soil. |
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| Add wood-chips and manure then cover it with compost. |
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| This garden just needs a big infusion of quality organic compost. We will add about three cubic yards and plant the vegetables in that. |
We will have more to come.
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