Getting into 'Permaculture'? ...what?
Beyond organic gardening... there is a mindset for reading and understanding an immediate landscape. And also… the bigger task of implementing this in tandem with such insight, in order to start closing the loop on many of our wasteful systems that depend daily on outside resources or influences.
‘Living somewhere is easy. Belonging somewhere is harder.’
Aye this be just one of the great books available on Amazon
'It shows us how we can and should live'.
More images/infographics online...
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‘The Wheel of Ecological Culture’ illustration by Patrick Jones and features in the 2017 Permaculture Calendar.
Love this poster, on the Permaculture Research Institute site.
‘Permaculture Cup of Tea’. Clear communication on 'Permaculture Visions'.
If you know of any inspiring Permaculture-related artwork or design plse comment below, or have any views on it, or have implemented it in your garden.
[This post also published also on my wp blog.]
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Permaculture makes a lot of sense, but requires a lot of planning. I have tried it in a section of my small garden, but not very successfully. I like the Wheel of Ecological Culture info graphic. I move the pet rabbit run around the lawn everyday so they mow it for me and put their droppings into the compost heap - I make them earn their keep ;)
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