May 20, 2012
Learn how to design a vegetable garden from scratch, how to work as little as possible on your garden and how to let nature do the dirty work for you.
Hello, hello, I just wanted to update you all with a quick post.
Part of the relaunch (yes, part. I have many other things in mind for the future.) of permablogger will be custom graphics I’ll try to create for each post.
Today I started Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for the first time and fiddled with them for a while. What came out actually surprised me at the end. [Click to continue...]
Guys, here’s a quick post about a certain project called Open Source Permaculture.
I was contacted by Lynn Fang, who asked me to post a short story about it on my blog. Without further ado, here it is. [Click to continue...]
The three sisters are corn, beans and squash. Why are these three chosen to grown together? Because they mutually benefit one another.
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The trick with companion planting is to choose the best possible neighbours for your crops.
[Click to continue...]Today’s post deals with companion planting. It’s somewhat related to permaculture guilds, although there are important differences.
[Click to continue...]I know, it’s been a while. 5 months actually. I apologize for that, I really do. It won’t happen again.
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Ziga is an enthusiastic gardener, focused on letting the nature do all the dirty work, so he doesn't have to. Subscribe to his blog to learn how you can do that, too.
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