Food Forest Abundance
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Designing freedom into every landscape and empowering people to grow their own food.
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Nature’s most powerful medicinal plants: Echinacea

Echinacea is one of the most popular herbs in the world today and has been used worldwide for over 400 years. 

Echinacea has been known to:

-Boost immune function
-Relieve pain
-Reduce inflammation
-Have hormonal, antiviral, and antioxidant effects


Disclaimer: The information on this post is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images and information is for general information purposes only
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My friends, technocratic control is happening NOW! Do we trust the controllers? Of course that’s a silly question… Even if you do trust the people who are currently in control, 🤯 it’s the control system itself that we must avoid and supplant because…!
Food forests everywhere = FREEDOM!
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Food forest designs are created to mimic the structure and function of a natural forest ecosystem, with the goal of producing a diverse range of edible and useful plants.

While it’s totally possible for you to design and implement your own food forest, it can be helpful to consult with an expert in order to take advantage of their knowledge and experience.

Benefits of working with a Food Forest Abundance designer:

💚 They have expertise in plant selection 💚

An expert can help you choose the right plants for your specific location, climate, and soil conditions. They can also recommend plant species that are well-suited to your food forest's design and function, and help you avoid plants that may be invasive or otherwise problematic.

💚 They have the knowledge of ecosystem functions 💚

An expert can help you design your food forest in a way that mimics the structure and function of a natural forest ecosystem. This can help create a more diverse, resilient, and productive food forest.

💚They are experienced with food forest design and implementation 💚

An expert can help you avoid common pitfalls and mistakes when designing and implementing your food forest. They can also help you develop a plan for maintenance and management, which is important for the long-term success of your food forest.

💚They have the ability to customize the design💚

An expert can work with you to design a food forest that meets your specific needs and goals. They can also help you adapt the design as your food forest grows and evolves over time.

For a limited time, we are offering free strategy sessions with our design experts.

All strategy sessions also receive a $100 design credit which can be applied to any of our food forest designs.

Interested in claiming your free strategy session?

Click here to register for your session: https://foodforestabundance.com/
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6 gardening supplies you can get for free 🤯

Most people think that gardening is an expensive hobby, but there are ways to save money on garden supplies.

There are many resources out there that can help you reduce the costs of starting your own garden.

Have you discovered any tips and tricks to sourcing gardening supplies for cheap/free? Let us know in the comments below👇🏻
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Jim shows us the new chickens they recently got at Galts Landing. They are an incredible addition to a food forest for many reasons.
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Here is a perfect #companionplanting coupling for brussels sprouts.

Brussels sprouts pair well with: Carrots, celery, peas, onions, mint, basil, rosemary, beans, marigold, chamomile, dill, garlic, and sage.

Plants that you want to avoid planting with brussels sprouts are: Eggplant, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, and mustard green.

Have you tried companion planting in your vegetable garden? What have you found pairs the best together?
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Kevin explains how you can use your greenhouse to suit your needs and climate
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Hello my friends, I was kicked off YouTube and therefore I can’t comment or even like a video without signing up again and I don’t want to. So I’m looking for some help… If you could go in to the comments on the latest video from Jean Nolan on the Inspired channel and speak for me… Please thank them and invite them to collaborate with us…
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Check out our first ever school food forest design we had the pleasure of working on for the Creative Inspiration Journey School in St. Cloud, Florida.
⭐️ The details ⭐️
 
The dream for the space: this space was designed with two separate areas in mind; a welcome area in front of the school as well as another area near the existing animals the school already had on site, with an emphasis on creating an educational space to teach and demonstrate perennial growing systems to its students.
 
Total design area: about 6000sq ft (equivalent to our “Family Food Forest” Design).
 
Designed by: Ian Scott and Brandon Moncrief
 
Installers: Cameron James, Ryley Morse, Henrique Ribiero, and Pablo Zambrano
 
A big THANK YOU goes out to Foresters Financial for their generous donation in helping make this project happen 😍
 
Now who wouldn’t want their kids to attend a school like this that places such a huge emphasis on learning how to care for animals and grow your own food?!
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Happy birthday to our CEO and chief storyteller Jim Gale 🎈
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Be aware there are spammers pretending to be us…
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This is big! Class action lawsuit… Who’s in? Spread the word!
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Jim shares a message to the world on his birthday from Galts Landing
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