What do you think?
Rate this book
The Permaculture Project: Discover the Art of Soil Science, Companion Planting, and Landscape Techniques to Create an Organic, Self-Sufficient Ecosystem
Fresh, organic, delicious, sustainable… Permaculture gardening at its best.
Have you been dreaming of creating a backyard garden oasis but aren’t sure where to start?
Are you concerned with the effects of global warming on the planet and want to do your part to reduce your carbon footprint?
Does the capitalistic structure of our society make you uncomfortable or nervous, and do you want to find ways to be closer to nature and more self-sufficient?
Let’s face it–there’s not a lot of good to be said about industrialized farming. It pollutes air and water, emits greenhouse gases, and costs the environment an average of $3 trillion annually. With all of these things in mind, it is vital that we develop new ways to produce food that stop killing both our planet and economy.
The best way to accomplish this? Permaculture.
Simply put, permaculture is a holistic approach to living harmoniously with nature. When it comes to gardening, it means growing local, fresh, organic produce that supports the environment.
And the underlying ethics of permaculture are centered around how we connect to our planet – things we can all agree are important in our industrialized, often ostracizing world.
Discovering permaculture and incorporating its principles will have you living the sustainable life you’ve always wanted while benefiting the planet at the same time.
And the best part? Anyone, regardless of previous experience or skill level, can become a permaculture master in no time.
In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know to start your permaculture garden. Inside, you’ll
The life-changing issues our planet currently is facing and how the only answer is permacultureThe different zones of a permaculture garden and a step-by-step guide on how to plan for each different zoneAll of the essential information you need to be successful, from water management and mulching to companion planting and contouringHow to be successful with permaculture in an urban settingWhat is biomimicry and how goes hand-in-hand with the ideas behind permacultureHugelkultur beds – what they are, why they are beneficial, and how to build themThe 12 principles of permaculture and how they apply to each stage of your gardening adventureHow to store your produce to feed your family organic, homegrown produce year-roundThe ten best ways to make money off the excess bounties from your harvest…and so much more!
Without careful planning, permaculture can be overwhelming.
But with all of the knowledge in this definitive guide, you will be able to plan and create a garden that is the envy of all permaculturists.
Step by step, plant by plant, you can have the garden and the life you have always dreamed of.
If you’re ready to take that first step into your new permaculture lifestyle, scroll up and hit “Add to Cart” now.
Have you been dreaming of creating a backyard garden oasis but aren’t sure where to start?
Are you concerned with the effects of global warming on the planet and want to do your part to reduce your carbon footprint?
Does the capitalistic structure of our society make you uncomfortable or nervous, and do you want to find ways to be closer to nature and more self-sufficient?
Let’s face it–there’s not a lot of good to be said about industrialized farming. It pollutes air and water, emits greenhouse gases, and costs the environment an average of $3 trillion annually. With all of these things in mind, it is vital that we develop new ways to produce food that stop killing both our planet and economy.
The best way to accomplish this? Permaculture.
Simply put, permaculture is a holistic approach to living harmoniously with nature. When it comes to gardening, it means growing local, fresh, organic produce that supports the environment.
And the underlying ethics of permaculture are centered around how we connect to our planet – things we can all agree are important in our industrialized, often ostracizing world.
Discovering permaculture and incorporating its principles will have you living the sustainable life you’ve always wanted while benefiting the planet at the same time.
And the best part? Anyone, regardless of previous experience or skill level, can become a permaculture master in no time.
In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know to start your permaculture garden. Inside, you’ll
The life-changing issues our planet currently is facing and how the only answer is permacultureThe different zones of a permaculture garden and a step-by-step guide on how to plan for each different zoneAll of the essential information you need to be successful, from water management and mulching to companion planting and contouringHow to be successful with permaculture in an urban settingWhat is biomimicry and how goes hand-in-hand with the ideas behind permacultureHugelkultur beds – what they are, why they are beneficial, and how to build themThe 12 principles of permaculture and how they apply to each stage of your gardening adventureHow to store your produce to feed your family organic, homegrown produce year-roundThe ten best ways to make money off the excess bounties from your harvest…and so much more!
Without careful planning, permaculture can be overwhelming.
But with all of the knowledge in this definitive guide, you will be able to plan and create a garden that is the envy of all permaculturists.
Step by step, plant by plant, you can have the garden and the life you have always dreamed of.
If you’re ready to take that first step into your new permaculture lifestyle, scroll up and hit “Add to Cart” now.
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 20, 2023
12 people are currently reading
1 person want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
April 12, 2023
very technical guide
There is a lot of detail in this book. The why answers to what we try to accomplish in our gardens and green spaces.
There is a lot of detail in this book. The why answers to what we try to accomplish in our gardens and green spaces.
Displaying 1 of 1 review