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Case Study: Philippines Permaculture Plan
This is my concept design for a site of approximately 2,500 sq m on Cabilao Island, in the Philippines. The design aims to maximise food production while also providing each of the elements desired by the client, responding to the strengths, opportunities, challenges and weaknesses of the specific site and delivering plenty of options for nature-connection.
Permaculture Design Goals
The design…
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#forest garden#nature#nature connection#permaculture#permaculture design#Philippines Permaculture#tropical food forest#tropical permaculture
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The Importance of Soil Shade
The more shade you have on the soil, the more activity you get in the top layer, which is where most of the magic happens.
Low, ground covering companion plants are excellent, grow zucchini, pumpkins, cerastium, coriander, clover, marigolds, etc. right alongside your cannabis to facilitate that and make your garden more productive and more beautiful and to attract more beneficial insects.
Instead of wasting time, effort, resources, energy to get rid of unwanted insects, invite legions of the ones that eat them by sowing the plants that attract them.
But you can’t and don’t need to get rid of all of them, all that’s necessary is balance. And balance is what creates abundance, and when you have abundance then who cares about a little loss?
All you gotta do is sow more seeds.
Let them work for you, they want to.
This is what gives everything more flavor, more terpenes, more joy.
The longer you can observe without judgement the more you will see that everything works together in existence even if it doesn’t apparently seem so.
Every disaster that I can possibly think of has had positive impact as well.
Every time it awakens tremendous compassion, and it reminds us to be grateful for all that we have, even if it seems like little. It can all disappear in the wink of an eye.
So please, throw some more different seeds around.
Diversity is our biggest treasure.
It also in turn activates a wider diversity of beneficial / mycorrhizal fungi which in turn helps the soil hold more water, feeds bacteria, helping decomposition, and creates CO2 right at the feet of the plants which again feeds them.
Shading soil is absolutely essential.
And all you gotta do is select the species of plants and throw the seeds down.
Prune, chop and drop at will.
Harvest only half of everything and your soil and yields will improve and increase so fast, year after year, it’ll make your head spin.
Harvesting only half of everything means the rest keeps ripening creating seeds genetically adapting to your specific location, making the new generations stronger.
Harvesting only half of everything saves enormous amounts of money, long term, because no machines are needed, no seeds need to be purchased or collected.
Nature doesn't need automation, it **is** the automation.
It all keeps going and all we need to do is sow abundantly once, then harvest only half of what we get, that’s it.
It couldn’t be easier.
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Chicken: Original Sustainable Farmer
#redbubble#permaculture#chicken#sustainable fashion#sustainable living#classic tshirt#sustainable farming#gardening#organic gardening#pest control#colorful#gardener#easter#farm animals#farmer#organic farming#funny quotes#permaculture design
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Cowboy Permaculture Innovations: Eco-Friendly Bull Farming Practices
In the heart of cowboy country, where the traditions of the Old West still run deep, a quiet revolution is taking place. It’s a harmonious fusion of cowboy culture and sustainable living, aptly dubbed “Cowboy Permaculture.” In this article, we delve into the world of Cowboy Permaculture Innovations, where the rugged spirit of the cowboy meets eco-friendly bull farming practices. Get ready to be…
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#American West#biodiversity#bronc riding#bucking bull#bucking bull trainers#bucking bulls for sale#cattle#cowboy lifestyle#cowboy permaculture#eco-friendly farming#ecological farming#green living#holistic land management#land stewardship#nature conservation#organic farming#permaculture design
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Landscape - Gate
Photo of a sizable, drought-tolerant, full-sun, decomposed granite gate in a side yard taken in springtime in the Mediterranean.
#drought tolerant#sustainable landscape design#earth friendly landscape design#permaculture design#landscape
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Gravel - Landscape
Inspiration for a large mediterranean full sun courtyard gravel landscaping in spring.
#sustainable landscape design#permaculture design#landscape#earth friendly landscape design#rose care#drought tolerant
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Santa Barbara Mediterranean Landscape
An example of a large mediterranean drought-tolerant and full sun courtyard decomposed granite flower bed in spring.
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Gate - Mediterranean Landscape
Inspiration for a sizable, fully-shaded Mediterranean backyard landscaping.
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Santa Barbara Pathway
Design ideas for a large mediterranean full sun side yard decomposed granite landscaping in spring.
#sustainable landscape design#earth friendly landscape design#permaculture design#drought tolerant#firewise landscape design
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Denver Patio Vegetable Garden
Large rustic courtyard stone patio vegetable garden idea with an addition to the roof
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My dryland permaculture design for a site in Arizona, blending modern technology with age-old traditional practices used by peoples of arid environments. www.ewspconsultancy.com.
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Santa Barbara Landscape
Here is an illustration of a sizable, gravel, formal Mediterranean courtyard garden in the fall.
#permaculture design#earth friendly landscape design#landscape#potted plants#sustainable landscape design#drought tolerant
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Mediterranean Landscape - Gravel
Photo of a large mediterranean full sun courtyard gravel landscaping.
#earth friendly landscape design#permaculture design#sustainable landscape design#drought tolerant#knot garden#landscape
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Goats: The Ultimate Multi-Taskers
🐐 Did you know that animals play a crucial role in permaculture projects? Take the goat, for example. It fertilizes the soil with its droppings, trims and tramples the lawn to perfection, and provides us with milk for drinking and making delicious cheese. Permaculture is not just about plants; we also need livestock animals in the ecosystem on our farms to have healthy food like veggies. Natural fertilizers are better than artificial ones, which have a negative impact on human health. Check out the funny goat-themed shirts 👕 and another item at HelenGie's store on Redbubble and Teepublic, highlighting how goats are the ultimate multitaskers. 🌿💪🐐
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MASTERING STOCKDOG HANDLING: UNLEASH THE POWER OF TRADITIONAL SCOTTISH METHODS
#stockdogtraining #bondswithdogs #disciplineandfocus #problemsolving #patienceandperseverance #personalgrowth #e-courses #trainingprograms #books #merchandise #landmodsdesign #cowboypermaculture
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Welcome to the thrilling world of stockdog handling, where precision and control reign supreme. If you’re a cowboy permaculturist seeking to elevate your game, look no further than the tried-and-true techniques of traditional Scottish methods. In this blog post, we’ll delve deep into the secrets of these ancient practices, empowering you to become a master of stockdog handling like never…
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#cowboy lifestyle#cowboy permaculture#dogs and handlers&039; skills.#organic farming#permaculture design#rodeo#stockdog handlers#sustainable agriculture#sustainable community
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Vegetable Garden - Landscape
An example of a large mediterranean drought-tolerant and full sun backyard vegetable garden landscape.
#herb garden#earth friendly landscape design#water wise#edible gardens#sustainable landscape design#permaculture design
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