![]() ![]() ![]() In the process of making sugars for themselves to eat, they release some of these carbon-rich sugars underground that soil organisms use for food. "Plants, on their own, naturally draw down carbon dioxide. On how planting perennials supports soil health: To start, get a glimpse below into the conversation between Acadia and Green Dreamer Podcast's host, Kamea Chayne. In this podcast episode, Acadia sheds light on the difference between growing annual and perennial plants in our gardens or community spaces using gardening as a form of activism and rebellion against the current dominant extractive and exploitative system and more. Her books are a call to action to citizen gardeners everywhere and lay the groundwork for planting an organic, regenerative garden. Acadia Tucker is a regenerative farmer, climate activist, and the author of Tiny Victoria Gardens, Growing Good Food, and Growing Perennial Foods. ![]()
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