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companion_planting [2008-05-29 13:05] – created majacompanion_planting [2008-07-12 17:39] maja
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 ===== Plant Guilds ===== ===== Plant Guilds =====
  
-  * a general introduction on 'how to desing a garden using plant guilds: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~rnbnielsen/hort%20course%20nscf/Course%20Resources/Guild%20theory.htm+  * introduction on gardening with plant guilds: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~rnbnielsen/hort%20course%20nscf/Course%20Resources/Guild%20theory.htm
   * on working with plant guilds in permaculture: http://www.self-willed-land.org.uk/permaculture/plant_guilds.htm   * on working with plant guilds in permaculture: http://www.self-willed-land.org.uk/permaculture/plant_guilds.htm
   * plant & funghi in food forests: http://www.permaearth.org/foodforestarticle.html   * plant & funghi in food forests: http://www.permaearth.org/foodforestarticle.html
 +  * Permaculture Guilds: A Primer: http://onestraw.blogspot.com/2007/03/permaculture-guilds-primer.html
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 +== A full permaculture guild consists of 7 layers (from Permaculture Guilds: A Primer) ==
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 +  * canopy layer (only for larger gardens, not on roofs, balconies, etc.)
 +  * low tree layer
 +  * shrub layer
 +  * herbaceous layer
 +  * rhizosphere
 +  * soil surface (ground cover)
 +  * vertical layer (climbers and vines)
 +
 +== Each guild needs 5 things ==
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 +  * nitrogen
 +  * nutrients (non mineral, mineral, soil)
 +  * mulch
 +  * pollination
 +  * protection from external threats
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