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Commenced:	01/10/2011
Submitted:	04/11/2011
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	Near Hamburg., Schleswig-Holstein, DE
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Climate zone:	Cool Temperate

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Apple Harvesting

Project: Transition Garden Prisdorf

Posted by Frank Wolf over 12 years ago

We began our work on the ground by making the garden accessable and then we mainly harvested 2 tons of apples and earth decompaction work.

We are about 10 active people from Hamburg and started our work 3 weeks ago. First we started to make the garden accessable by clearing the overgrown pathways and terrases near around the house. Then we began to harvest apples and finished with about 2 tons yield last weekend. We dug earth cellars for storing about 10 boxes with apples. We will continue to dig more this weekend.

Furthermore we started cutting the apple and other fruit trees and begun to dig the earth where we will most likely grow our veggies next year. I say most likely because our design plan is still in work - but its the only area where we have good to very good sun shine and thus nothing can be done wrong we think to decompact the earth there. In the winter the frost should help to decompact the partially opend earth.

We have also just began to build a couple of compost piles with horse manure we got in exchange for apples of a riding stable nearby.

Of course we also had some celebrations round a fire with all active people as well as neighbours, partners and friends.

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