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  • Home
  • Nigerian Dwarf Goats
    • Our Does >
      • Senior Does
      • First Fresheners
    • Our Bucks
    • Sales Page >
      • Adults for Sale
      • Kids for Sale
    • 2022 Nursery
    • 2022 Breeding Schedule
    • 2021 Nursery
    • Waiting List Application
    • Sales Policy
    • Fam Raising
    • Herd Health
    • Sweet Meadows Babies
    • The Doe Code of Honor
    • Reference Does
    • Testimonials
  • Swedish Flower Hens
    • Meet The Flock
    • Chick Nursery
    • Upcoming Hatches!
  • Regenerative Farming
    • What is Regenerative Farming?
    • The Farm (South Burlington, VT) >
      • Hillside Gardens & Wetland Habitat
      • House Gardens, Zone 1
      • South Garden & Pollinator Meadow
      • He Shed Garden
      • North Gardens & Greenhouse
    • Southern Cross (Bell Buckle, TN) >
      • Upper Hillside Orchard
      • House Gardens
      • The Nursery
      • Homestead Plant Education >
        • Edible Plants
  • The Farm
    • Back to the Basics >
      • Homesteading & Prepping >
        • Are We Prepared?
        • Homesteading >
          • Videos
        • Prepping 101 >
          • Prepping 101
          • Top 3 List!
          • Food Prepping Videos
        • Resources
      • The Missing Link: Diet
    • Other Farm Faces
    • In the Meadow Books
    • The Simple Life Greetings
    • Sweet Bleats
    • Binky's Story
    • Loved & Remembered
    • Fern Hill
  • Happenings
  • About Us
    • About Us
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He Shed
​Garden

Our Chicken Coop turned HE Shed ​- Growing massive amounts of fruit at the base of our man cave, also known as our Buck Shed! Also Zone 1, growing peaches, concord grapes, currents, elderberries, juneberries, mint, yarrow, herbs and various other berries! This may just be our most productive area on the farm! This shed sits at the top of a hill, directly above our terrace hugelkultur gardens. The manure run off and water runs downhill and gets trapped in the beds on the way down the hill, therefore keeping water where it needs to go! We have never had to water any of the hugelkultur beds as they retain lots of moisture from the decaying wood at their base. Lots of folks grow mushroom in hugelkultur mounds for this very reason!

When our shed arrived in 2012. It was dropped in the middle of the lawn and nothing else. 
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​How the currents love living near the stinky boys!
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Our peach tree needed a little more fencing around it since we have some bigger boys in there, so it struggled some this year! Spearmint works well as an aromatic ground cover underneath the tree, and the boys don't seem to bother it too much - I think they had their fill early on! 
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Lesson learned on where to plant elderberries! They get HUGE, especially where there is lots of manure around!
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Storm stealing a nibble off the peach tree - or at least trying his best to! 
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The boys doing their part to grow food!
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A sea of elderberries!
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