Gardening – Page 2 – School of Permaculture

Don’t judge me, I make my own potting mix!

By nicholas
February 6, 2018
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Let’s be real, who wants to be addicted to continually buy product for your garden or food growing operation? I don’t! This is one of the reasons I love permaculture. We have so many ways of developing systems that after initial setup drastically reduce or eliminate extra work or outside input. Watch this video and […]

Is your egg stanky?

By nicholas
January 21, 2018
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There is nothing worse then barely being awake and starting to cook your eggs when you suddenly get the whiff of the sulphur river overflowing into your kitchen. Let us/Nicole help you tell if your eggs are good before you crack them open. Yes there really is a way. Watch below. Hi, this is Nicole […]

Permaculture Consultation – Suburban Lot, HOA & Tiny

By nicholas
January 17, 2018
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In this video I consult for Nicholas and his family about moving forward and taking the next steps to getting his hands in the dirt and moving forward with starting to enjoy life, not over think, and growing their own resources. If you have questions about permaculture consulting and or design, contact me through our […]

Tons of sweet potatoes, Not a lot of work…

By nicholas
October 11, 2017
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I love to garden. But I don’t want it to feel like a job! Sweet potatoes are a crop that if not careful will end up taking you many steps to grow. Dig my video on how to grow these in two steps. Fast, easy, yields great, and gives you two harvests (the root and […]

What in the world is a HULA HOE?

By nicholas
September 13, 2017
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The only thing better than a thick Texas draw is speaking Australian while Texan. Find out what in the world a hula hoe is, and it’s insanely fast use getting rid of undesirables in the garden.

My Current Version of Irrigating My Keyhole Gardens

By nicholas
August 31, 2017
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We have tried all sorts of ways to irrigate these gardens here at our suburban permaculture demonstration site. Actually I am still fiddling with it. But as of right now, we have found a decent, scratch that, very good method for irrigating keyhole and mandala gardens. Let me know more if you want me to […]

OUR NEW FARM, Growing Soil, Itty Bitty Permaculture Garden, The Tomato Tragedy of 2017

By nicholas
July 25, 2017
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WE HAVE FUN! And that’s what’s up. Let me introduce you to our new farm. Along with our already seemingly busy suburban site, school, team, and consultations, we set out on a mission early on to have a suburban scale demonstration site as well as a farm demonstration site. That vision has come to reality. […]

KEYHOLES KNIVES WORM EATING AND THE HOMELESS

By nicholas
July 7, 2017
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Keyhole gardens are vastly underestimated of how distracting they are. Robin Jones brings it, like really. You want working knives? Help the poor. Take a peek inside what it really takes to run, not one, but two demonstration sites, operate a school of permaculture, manage an amazing team of instructors and consultants, while being a […]

Worm Farm For Your Backyard!

By nicholas
June 14, 2017
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Who doesn’t want the best fertilizer on earth for their growing systems? Worm farming aka vermiculture produces a black gold for your garden/farm that is superior to all other fertilizers. And it should be, it is how God made it. Similar to eating whole food vs. processed foods, the nutrients that come out of the […]

Kelley Joy Tours our Permaculture Suburban Site

By nicholas
May 23, 2017
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Kelly Joy from Coffee with Kelly Joy (check out her facebook page) came over a few days ago and facebook lived a video tour of the front and back yard food forest gardens here at our suburban site of the School of Permaculture. Because permaculture is so scalable and sometimes thought of for only large […]

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