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Tag Archives: Banana Yucca
Windbreak to the North
I started planted the north berm adjacent to my Deep Forest. The berm averages about 3 feet and pushes the wind up enough that my small evergreens diffuse it. However, it almost gives my Deep Forest visual privacy from the … Continue reading
Rabbit Hutch in the Deep Forest
As I continue to clear dead limbs in the Deep Forest around the Rabbit Hutch, I have better access to the new pathway I will create for access. I can finally walk through, but it is still uneven and steeper … Continue reading
Posted in Circular Economy, food forest, gardening, permaculture, Prepper, rabbits, wild edibles
Tagged Banana Yucca, Blue Grama Grass, circular economy, Creeping Mahonia, Deep Forest, food forest, gardening, Meadow, native plants, New Mexico, Permaculture, prepper, rabbit hutch, Santa Fe, White Milkwort, wild edibles
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Spring Blooms, Banana Yucca (Yucca baccata)
The first Banana Yucca blooming is on my neighbor’s property. It is in a south facing protected spot. I may get blooms in June. Banana Yucca is a drop dead beautiful plant and one of the most useful natives. The … Continue reading
Banana Yucca (Yucca baccata)
I am rich in Banana Yucca plants. This is quintessential First Nation food in the Southwest US and it is throughout my property, especially on the open dry hillside. I have not eaten the fruit but I have collected the … Continue reading