pcplantdb

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

Chad Knepp wrote:

> Where I've been: Community founding!  We (Red Earth Farms) are closing
> on 76 acres a week from today.  Not actually owning the land hasn't
> stopped us from planting around 100 trees and shrubs on it already
> (mostly stuff in nursery beds that HAD to be planted out).  Anyway if
> your interested you can read our propaganda at
> <http://redearth.galatea.org/>.  I will be making a more formal
> announcement/invitation on the permaculture list in a couple of
> weeks. 
>
>  
Congratulations!

Do you actually have red dirt on your property?  Red clay or silt loam 
is someof the best farm soil
on Earth; you can grow anything in it. Silt drains faster, clay loam 
hold water longer; both
respond to tilthing efforts equally well.  I have Georgewille silt loam 
here.

LL