gardenot.com Forest garden Category
A forest garden mimics the structure of a natural woodland ecosystem by incorporating diverse layers of vegetation including canopy trees, shrubs, herbs, and ground cover plants. This sustainable agricultural practice enhances biodiversity, improves soil health, and increases carbon sequestration. Forest gardens promote food security by producing fruits, nuts, and medicinal plants while requiring minimal external inputs. Their resilient design supports ecosystem services such as pollination, water retention, and habitat creation for wildlife.
