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‘A three-sisters garden’

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Home & Harvest Photos by Andrew Rousey The yellow border denotes the Apple Creek Food Forest and the land that the Land Conservancy of McHenry County cares for. The blue border shows the area currently under cultivation. Other areas will be transformed as time goes on.

A food forest is growing in Woodstock By Ruth RaubertasHome & Harvest Very quietly, on South Dean Street near the Apple Creek subdivision and Creekside Middle School, a food forest […]

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