Exploring Forest Gardening: Layers and Mycelium

This chapter introduces the concept of forest gardening and its unique characteristics compared to traditional methods. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the seven layers of a food forest, from canopy trees to ground covers, and highlights the intricate relationships between these layers, including the role of mycelium in nutrient exchange and plant communication. Additionally, the discussion covers the benefits of integrating diverse plant species and mycelium into gardening practices to enhance ecosystem health.