Category: Tip of the Day

Permaculture Tip of the Day – Invasive Species

When people say “there is no such thing as a weed” or that “there is no such thing as an invasive species” it can come as quite a shock. It is important to have an understanding to what is actually being implied. In garden plots and up and emerging food forests, there are species that can […]
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Permaculture Tip of the Day – Heavy Equipment Operators

After a 12 day Permaculture Design Course (and sometimes before) students are usually keen to dive deeper with their knowledge and perhaps gain some on the ground experience in a Permaculture Earthworks Course. These types of course are specialist permaculture courses and pave the way for learning the finer details in earthworks such as: detailed area of catchment, […]
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Permaculture Tip of the Day – Kiva House Design

Nicholas Burtner discusses an ancient Native American house design called kiva, and how we can put a permaculture lens on it to fit into an eco-architectural landscape. * not mentioned in the video is that the original roofs were often flat as well as tee-peed The “plumb a house tip” mentioned in the video can […]
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Permaculture Tip of the Day – Square Keyhole Garden

Not all keyhole gardens are round. In the photos below we illustrate how we created a small rectangular overgrown space into a good looking, functional, sheet mulched square keyhole garden. Doing this instead of rows in such a tight space almost doubled the surface area for planting. The form is not only visually pleasing, but the keyhole allows for easy […]
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Permaculture Tip of the Day – Fuel Forest

Zone 4 is a fascinating zone that can often have the likely hood to be under designed. Being that it is much further away from the living quarters gives it a tendency to not get as much human attention as the preceding zones. One of many types of forests that can be established in zone 4 […]
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