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Permaculture Design Ideas, Matilde Magro

Integrity dynamics

Integrity dynamics and identity

Permaculture Design Ideas, Jennifer Morgan

A Design Cycle Application: GOBRADIMET

Sample design description and activity worksheet for GOBRADIMET.

Permaculture Design Ideas, Carolyn Gemmell

Abundance Mindset, Scarcity Mindset

Are you able to approach life with an abundance mindset?

Permaculture Design Ideas, Heather Jo Flores, Permaculture for Beginners, Recent

5 Reasons You Should Take this Online Permaculture Design Course

Best online permaculture course for women and by women

Permaculture Design Ideas, Nicky Schauder

Gardening Diversity in Our Lives and Our Communities

Gardening diversity is essential for balance and harmony, as is diversity in our lives.

Permaculture Design Ideas, Elena Pollen

12 Ways To Use Permaculture In Your Daily Life

It might not be obvious how to use permaculture in your daily life, but this article will show you how.

Permaculture Design Ideas, Heather Jo Flores, Permaculture for Beginners

How to Learn Permaculture for Free

a handy guide by Heather Jo Flores, author of Food Not Lawns, director of the Permaculture Women’s Guild, and creator of the #freepermaculture project By…

Permaculture Design Ideas, Heather Jo Flores, Permaculture for Beginners

What is permaculture, and what is not permaculture?

First of all, permaculture isn’t a gardening technique. It’s a design system. That system can and should include plants and other living beings but no garden, by itself, can be a permaculture design unless it connects to the rest of the system (water, energy, waste, built environment, etc.)

Permaculture Design Ideas, Heather Jo Flores, Permaculture for Beginners

Front Yard Gardens: Rules for Growing Food Out Front

So you want to turn your lawn into a front yard garden? Here’s how to stay friends with the neighbors.

Permaculture Design Ideas, Heather Jo Flores, Permaculture for Beginners

Gaining Ground: 8 places to grow food if you don’t have access to land

For people who have their own yard, starting a garden is easy. But for those who don’t have easy access to land, starting a garden takes a little more effort.