Hugelkultur garden design

Well friends, I have a new obsession. I am completely obsessed with this really awesome permaculture way of gardening. As an added bonus, it’s the most fun word to say! Especially if you atte…

A hugel bed (also known as hugelkultur) is basically a garden bed filled with logs. In theory, the logs will absorb rainwater like a sponge, allowing for less frequent watering of the bed. As the l…

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Step by step guide to creating your Hugelkultur Garden. The meaning of “ Hugelkultur” is hill culture or mound culture and this gardening technique originated in Germany. By following the permaculture principles, you can create a beautiful garden with rich soil. This is a very old technique and in this method, you will use logs, branches, and woody material and cover them with other compostable materials and soil.

Hugel beds, also known as hugelkultur beds, are an innovative gardening technique that's gaining popularity for its ability to improve soil fertility, conserve water, and increase plant productivity. One variation of these beds, recommended by renowned permaculturist Sepp Holzer, is the steep hugel bed. In this article, we'll explore what…

There are so many ways to build a hugelkultur bed. How do you know which hugelkultur variation is right for you? Here is what you need to know.

An in-depth talk about what hugelkultur beds are and why you need them in your permaculture efforts.

A gardening method that involves no digging and fights climate change? Hell, yes! Hugelkultur gardens store carbon and boost yields.

Hugelkultur, a raised bed gardening method that mimics Mother Nature, is gaining in popularity as a low-maintenance solution for problem soil and terrain.

Hugelkultur - raised bed gardens

What Should You Plant In Hugelkultur Beds?

Here's why every gardener needs a hugelkultur bed and how to build them

In the realm of sustainable gardening practices, hugelkultur stands as a shining example of nature-inspired innovation. This ancient method, originating in Eastern Europe, has gained renewed interest among eco-conscious gardeners and homesteaders around the world. Hugelkultur, which translates to &q

As gardeners are looking for ways to save money, the practice of hügelkultur (adding soil on top of logs) is becoming more and more popular as a way to create new garden beds. Even with the recent resurgence in the popularity of hügelkultur, many gardeners still have questions about how to start a hügelkultur bed. Paul Wheaton joins Joe Lamp'l to explain the basics. | #hugelkultur #permaculture #raisedbeds #raisedbedgardening