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Hawaiian snake and loads of earthworms have made a home in the mulch

Here are two clips of the critters that have been loving the rich mulch created by no-till. Last year’s cardboard, banana leaves, and grass clippings are now a well loved home for many microbes, worms, and even the lavender Hawaiian snake.

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My love of food and cultures have taken me around the world, dropping me into my current location in Hawaii. I have been loving cooking, photography, gardening, baking, and outdoor adventuring, since back when I was filling a Girl Scout sash with badges. My locations may change, and my activities continue to grow in number, but deep down inside, I still love curling up with a good book, squealing about in a classic car, and making stick-to-your-ribs meals out of homegrown goods.

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