Showing posts with label self-sustainable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self-sustainable. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Permaculture Community Crystal Waters, Australia
Labels:
biosphere,
community,
crystal waters,
ecology,
fertiliser,
gardening,
mulch,
organic,
permaculture,
seed saving,
seeds,
self-sustainable,
sunshine coast,
sustainability
How to Create a Beautiful Edible Landscape - Tim Robson On Gardening Australia
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biosphere,
community,
ecology,
edible landscape,
fertiliser,
gardening,
mulch,
organic,
permaculture,
seed saving,
seeds,
self-sustainable,
sunshine coast,
sustainability
Permaculture Worm Tower
Labels:
castings,
farm,
farming,
fertiliser,
gardening,
mulch,
organic,
permaculture,
self-sustainable,
sustainability,
worm,
worm farm,
worm tower
Herb Fence
Opposite a popular club car park in a back lane in Enmore, Sydney, a herb fence has been created from discarded or very low cost materials. This will not only provide fresh herbs for the people living in the house, but also something to think about for the many people who walk down the lane.
Michele Margolis from http://www.permacultureprinciples.com/photolog_principles_11.php?picture_id=177
Labels:
edible landscape,
farming,
gardening,
herb wall,
herbs,
organic,
permaculture,
self-sustainable,
suburban,
sustainability
Geoff Lawton talks Permaculture & Weeds
In this short clip from the "Establishing a Food Forest" DVD, join Geoff Lawton at the Permaculture Research Institute in Australia as he explains the benefits of weeds in a recovering landscape. For more information about Geoff and the Permaculture Research Institute, including details on how to purchase the full length DVD, please visit: http://www.permaculture.org.au
Labels:
farming,
fertiliser,
food forest,
gardening,
Geoff Lawton,
herbs,
mulch,
organic,
permaculture,
seeds,
self-sustainable,
sustainability,
weeds
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