The Human-Soil-Plant Relationship - A Living Dance of Abundance BROOMHILL's Foodforest is a young ever-deepening ecosystem, woven into the hillside beneath alpine peaks. Here, cold-climate plants grow in guilds of reciprocity - fruit trees, shrubs, medicines, greens, fungi, and pollinators - each finding its place in the wider web of life.

The land is shaped with care to hold water through storms, endure drought, and nourish resilience for our community. More than a site of cultivation, the Foodforest is a living classroom and sanctuary - a space where regenerative practice meets somatic learning, and where the quiet wisdom of plants invites us back into relationship.

Every layer - from deep-rooted trees to the hidden threads of mycelium - contributes to a tapestry of abundance. In these rhythms, the seasons become teachers, guiding us into practice, play, and the rediscovery of nourishment in its simplest, most connected form.

BROOMHILL's vision is to grow a Foodforest that offers year-round harvests of food and medicine, while restoring the ancient kinship between people, soil, and place. It is an invitation to remember ourselves as part of the dance of Earth - resilient, abundant, and whole.

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