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 Early flowering shrubs (currant) that attract insects and later on berries that attract insects and birds - our natural allies in pest control.
--bessen – all kind of berries
-Strawberry - Aardbei
-Kruisbes
-Rode bes - VACCINIUM VITIS-IDAEA
-Witte bes
-Zwarte bes
-Mispel
-Kwee
-**Blueberry** - Bosbes - Vaccinium (L.:
--**Brambles** - Braam- - Rubus fruticosus  (L.)
--**Raspberry** - frambozen - Rubus idaeus  (L.)
--**Wild Rozes:** like hondsroos -rosa canina and  egelantier roos -  rosa rubiginosa or  Behaarde struweelroos – rosa caesia (good for aginst the wall) in de nazomer trekken de rozebottels vogels aan. Plant ze tussen stevige struiken, waar in kunnen leunen. They aswell provide habitat for wasp: Rozes goes well with : Afrikaantje, knoflook, lavendel, ui.
-[[luminous:fruit]]: Dutch and Belgium places to find unusual& uncultivated fruits
+  ***Rode bes** - VACCINIUM VITIS-IDAEA
+  ***Witte bes**
+  ***Zwarte bes**
+  ***raspberry** - Framboos - Rubus idaeus 'Autumn Bliss'
+  ***Gooseberry** – Kruisbes - Ribes -(Hinnonmaki Rod)
+  ***Blueberry** - Bosbes - Vaccinium (L.:
+  ***Brambles** - Braam- - Rubus fruticosus  (L.)
+  ***Wild Rozes:** like hondsroos -rosa canina and  egelantier roos -  rosa rubiginosa or  Behaarde struweelroos – rosa caesia (good for aginst the wall) in de nazomer trekken de rozebottels vogels aan. Plant ze tussen stevige struiken, waar in kunnen leunen. They aswell provide habitat for wasp: Rozes goes well with : Afrikaantje, knoflook, lavendel, ui.
+more see [[luminous:fruit]]: Dutch and Belgium places to find unusual& uncultivated fruits
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 Cover crops act as a living mulch: to build and hold soil and to smother weeds. They range from long-growing perennials to short-term green manures meant to be slashed in place (mulch). Their leaves shield to soil from hammering rains and sun, and carpet the carpet the earth in fall with nutritious, humus building litter. Their roots drive deep into the soil, loosening the earth, drawing up nutrients, and placing organic matter deep in the ground.
-The more varied covercrops (5- 10 species) we plant: the more diversity in the soil’s life; this will subdue disease and can serve multiple functions: it can build humus, add nitrogen, mine minerals, bust up heavy soil and attract a wide array of helpfull insects.
+The more varied covercrops (5- 10 species of which 60% are nitrogen-fixing crops) we plant: the more diversity in the soil’s life; this will subdue disease and can serve multiple functions: it can build humus, add nitrogen, mine minerals, bust up heavy soil and attract a wide array of helpfull insects.
 There are old farm texts that list more then 15 varieties in their cover crops including