Permaculture gardening

Learn about the concept of permaculture gardening and how it promotes sustainability and self-sufficiency in garden design.

10 Best Permaculture Design Ideas. In this article, we are going to discuss the 10 best permaculture Garden designs with you. If you are one of those who don’t know about it then this article will help you a lot. The practical application of permaculture is an important point to know.

Permaculture Companion Planting Chart

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Building a Permaculture Garden for Beginners If you're a beginner who is entering the field of sustainable living and want to start growing your crops, starting with your permaculture garden as an initial step would be a good place to begin. Permaculture, which is often described as "permanent agriculture," is a design system that stresses the thoughtful creation of human and natural surroundings by utilizing the working principles of interconnected natural ecosystems. Through practicing…

Permaculture Garden To-Do List (By Season): Permaculture Gardening for Beginners - Permaculture gardening can be daunting, especially for beginners with little to no gardening experience. This season-by-season permaculture to-do list will break it all down for you. From permaculture design layout to preparing your permaculture forest garden.

An in-depth talk about what hugelkultur beds are and why you need them in your permaculture efforts.

When designing a property following permaculture principles, it’s common to use “the zone approach.” This means dividing a property into defined zones based on proximity to the main dwelling and the intended use of each area. Learn how to use permaculture zones to best plan and manage your homestead!

Want to Include Permaculture plants in your garden design? Build plant guilds with permaculture shrubs, roots, trees, and more. Create your best plan for permaculture gardening with this guide.

Discover how Ben Shaw transformed his Geelong backyard into a productive, thriving paradise.

Discover how to grow more food with less effort using these 12 permaculture principles for low-maintenance gardening. Perfect for beginners or experienced gardeners, these sustainable strategies are designed to work with nature, reducing the need for constant maintenance while maximizing productivity. Save this pin for a guide to garden design that prioritizes efficiency and sustainability—grow your garden with less effort today!

These are the famous 12 principles that I wish I knew from the beginning. From observing nature's patterns to valuing diversity and embracing change, these principles guide us in harmonious living with our environment. Master these principles and transform your space into a green haven. 🌱🌍💚

A beginner guide to getting started with permaculture principles on the homestead. Create your own food forest in your backyard.

In a forest, the plants collaborate. They take turns blooming, share space, distribute different nutrients and succeed each other over generations.

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A permaculture swale can be an important feature in the productive garden or earth-friendly yard because it helps to slow, store, and spread water. Learn all about the technical, nitty-gritty details of building a permaculture swale: How to choose an appropriate site/location, and how to build it. Don’t forget to grab your FREE DOWNLOAD: How to Build a Swale to Capture Roof Water Quick Start Guide at the end of the article.

You do not need a qualification in ecology or garden design to know how to design a wildlife garden. However there is some research and a process to implement, here we show you how to design a wildlife garden step by step.

These 6 easy backyard beginner permaculture projects will transform your urban backyard or farm into a mini food forest with an easy garden design layout using permaculture principles.

We're showing you a few simple techniques of saving rainwater in your permaculture garden, by following the 3 S-es: slow, sink and spread.