Permaculture gardeners look for plants that are multifunctional. Try growing one of these berry bushes that can fix nitrogen in the soil, in addition to providing edible berries!
How to Choose the Right Permaculture Design Course
Looking for a permaculture design course? There are plenty to choose from—here’s how to find the right permaculture course to meet your needs.
Transitioning to a No-Till Garden
Have you heard about the ecological benefits of the no-till garden? Replace your old habits with these essential steps for a successful transition.
Contour Gardening to Minimize Irrigation and Maximize Yields
Contour gardening is a way to use the land’s contours to reduce irrigation and erosion, and maximize nutrients for abundant harvest yields. Here’s what contour gardening is and how you can pull it off.
7 Comfrey Uses in the Permaculture Garden
Comfrey fertilizer is considered a powerhouse in the permaculture garden. Here are seven comfrey uses for building healthy soil and growing healthy crops.
7 Reasons to Grow Calendula Officinalis
Calendula officinalis, also known as pot marigold, can benefit soil, repel pests, and aid healing. Here are seven reasons to grow this herb.
5 Reasons to Grow Chives
Chives are a popular herb to grow in the culinary herb garden, vegetable garden, and orchard. Here are five reasons why you should consider growing this herb.
6 Reasons to Grow Oregano
Oregano is one of the most popular perennial herbs to grow in an herb garden. From medicinal, to culinary, to biodiversity, here are six reasons why you should add oregano to your garden.
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