[permaculture] Greywater
L. Santoyo Designs
santoyo at earthflow.com
Tue Sep 25 17:41:59 EDT 2007
Paul et al,
I put the plants where they want to go, with an eye to growth habits
and aesthetic appeal, of course...
And certainly a greywater wetland can be safe to grow plants in- as
long as you know and can control what is going down your drain (
biodegradeable soaps and organic nutrients from our kitchen sink, in
this case).
I am pleased to grow the most flavorful celery that I have ever tasted...
Kathryn Santoyo
>On Tue, 2007-24-07 at 15:13 -0700, L. Santoyo Designs wrote:
>> If you come up to the Ranch sometime -you can see our tiny wetland
> > system with taro, ginger, celery and water chestnuts etc...
>
>Hi, Larry. This description of your greywater wetlands has piqued my
>interest, because I never gave much thought to growing edibles in there
>(frankly, I didn't know it was safe). Do you have to put the edibles
>downstream of the heavyweight filter plants like cattails, or do you
>just put them anywhere you please?
>
>Paul d'Aoust
>
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