Edible Landscaping and Community Food Forests

Urban food forests or community forest gardens are a permaculture design technique that recreates the layers of a forest ecosystem to produce habitat, food, and other benefits.  Food forests can be as small as a couple trees in your backyard or many acres in a community setting.  There are other ways besides a traditional garden to incorporate growing food into your landscape as well. Learn about edible landscaping, food forests, and the benefits of having a food forest in your yard or community. 

Presented by Robin Buterbaugh SDSU Extension Horticulture Field Specialist, Brookings, SD

Category: Horticulture Building