I found a rare species not seen for several decades. I thought I'd share with other here who will share my excitement.4mo ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/botany
Is the opposite of permaculture temporary-culuture because this picture seems to exemplify destructive agriculture.1yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/Permaculture
What is the likelihood that there is a cave under here? More details inside.1yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/geology
Grocery Haul! The image doesn't do it justice. There was 10kg of sugar. Probably 50lb of meat, all good. A box of grapefruit, a bin of broccoli, box of bread, box of veggies, and more. This world is CRAZY!4yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/DumpsterDiving
Found wild in zone 10, Haiti. It's obviously in the squash family but what is it?3yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
My 12 feet tall Jerusalem artichokes! I love watching how fast they grow. Nature is so amazing. 😃3yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/Permaculture
From the top of our property this morning. Can you guess the mountain name?2yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/britishcolumbia
Question: re bean chlorosis. I'm trying to rehabilitate very poor Haitian mountain soil by using beans as a green manure but they keep turning yellow. Thoughts?1yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/botany
Last night's grocery haul. The same dumpster as last week's. They threw out another ton of broccoli. I dehydrated the last bin full. I'm not sure what I'll do with this weeks worth yet.4yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/DumpsterDiving
My 12 feet tall Jerusalem artichokes! I love them. They just grow so impressively fast.3yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/gardening
$95 dinner. This is only about 1 quarter of the steak we picked up last week. A couple of weeks ago we picked up 400 pounds of good potatoes. All thanks to our wasteful system. 😃3yr ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/DumpsterDiving
How can I have a pond for my ducks without having chicks drown?1mo ⋅ zealouspilgrim ⋅ r/BackYardChickens
