The Apios Institute supports you to undertake ecological garden design, research, demonstration, and education. We support the mimicry of temperate deciduous forest ecosystems for the production of food, fuel, fiber, fodder, fertilizers, farmaceuticals, and fun.
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APIOS WIKI NEWS! We are pleased to announce the official launch of the Apios Institute's Edible Forest Gardens Wiki! Now you can post photos and stories about perennial plants, polycultures, and forest gardens – and view posts from other edible forest gardeners from cold climates around the world. Although the wiki is new, there are already posts on over 100 species and 30 polycultures. We look forward to your contribution. |
Why you should be here:
We have experienced the reality that we can meet our human needs while regenerating healthy ecoystem function in our own back/front/side yards. We want to help more people do this all over the world.
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Species:
1. American Persimmon
2. Honeyberry
3. Jostaberry
4. Goumi
5. Ramps
6. Astragalus Glycyphyllos
7. Sweet Cicely
8. Dwarf lobed tickseed
9. Prostrate birdsfoot trefoil
10. Russian Comfrey
11. Skirret
12. Sea Kale
Polycultures:
1. Persimmony Polyculture 1
2. Honeyberry and Company
3. Astragalus glycyphyllos and friends
Forest Gardens:
1. Holyoke Edible Forest Garden