PDC Analysis 07-08 4 of 4 by RV
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PDC Design 07-08 1 of 5 by RVby vsixpack114 views- 25:19
Suburban Permaculture w/ Janet Barocco and Richard Heinbergby peakmoment29,484 views
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PDC Analysis 07-08 3 of 4 by RVby vsixpack43 views
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PDC Design Project 07-08 2 of 5 by RVby vsixpack85 views
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PDC Analysis 07-08 1 of 4 by RVby vsixpack95 views
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PDC Analysis 07-08 2 of 4 by RVby vsixpack46 views
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PDC Design Project 07-08 3 of 5 by RVby vsixpack77 views
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Milkwood: settling inby milkwooders784 views
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Milkwood: Surveying the siteby milkwooders2,081 views
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A Food Forest Garden - Part 2by permascience22,161 views
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Permaculture co-originator 'Holmgren' doco Pt1by undecidedalien6,994 views
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Urban Permaculture - Santa Cruz - 2by mkbnett209 views
Rhododendron is that nondescript shrub. Grew wild under dense forest canopy some with giant magnolia like flowers. Doesn't make a mess and takes care of itself. Prune it back hard to make it look like a tree use it as a trellis. It really belongs in your wilderness zone. I bet it will endure heavy mulching for a no-dig veggie patch like squash or beans. I confess mine has useless periwinkle ground cover under it.
DrakeDorosh 3 years ago
Thank you to for the plant ID. This type of plant is very common in my area.
vsixpack 3 years ago