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Plants and fertilizer: fertilizer is plant food, and to really understand what is in fertilizer and how it works, let's compare it to people food...
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing watermelons requires lots of space, lots of sun, lots of water and lots of nutrients. They are greedy things...
Permalink -- click for full blog postChillies or chilis? Nevermind the different spellings, there are even more shapes, sizes and colours! Learn about growing chillis at home.
Permalink -- click for full blog postLearn how to grow mangoes, whether they come from a nursery or your own seed. Yes, growing mango trees from seed is easier than you may think.
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing coriander is just as easy as growing cilantro. Learn how to grow coriander leaf (= cilantro) and coriander seeds.
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing cilantro - or coriander as it is also called - is not rocket science. In my permaculture garden cilantro grows itself.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThankfully growing basil is super easy in warm climates. Basil grows without fail, all year round, like a weed.
Permalink -- click for full blog postHow to grow fruits and fruit trees: easy to grow fruit, unusual and exotic fruit, A-Z list, planting and caring for trees...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThey told me it's impossible to grow passionfruit here. They were wrong. Permaculture came to the rescue.
Permalink -- click for full blog postLinda Woodrow's book, The Permaculture Home Garden, is an entertaining and very practical guide to growing stunningly beautiful food gardens. Read the full review.
Permalink -- click for full blog postPermaculture zones are the different growing zones in a permaculture design. A permaculture garden is divided into growing zones according to...
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing passion fruit is quite easy. You can grow passionfruit from seed. However, in cooler climates you should...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe yummy pigeon pea has many uses in a permaculture garden. Not only is it an easy to grow staple food source, it also...
Permalink -- click for full blog postReviews of the best permaculture books for home gardeners, for serious permaculturists, and for those just curious what it's all about.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThere are many persistent myths about nitrogen fixing plants and their use in vegetable gardens. How often have you read that nitrogen hungry vegetables like...
Permalink -- click for full blog postHow to grow ginger? Growing ginger requires little space, little resources and little knowledge. All you need is a piece of ginger...
Permalink -- click for full blog postYou will be surprised: growing pineapple plants is a lot easier than you think. To grow pineapples all you need is...
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing cashews is the easy part. Cashew trees grow like weeds. Roasting cashew nuts to make them edible, now there's a challenge...
Permalink -- click for full blog postLearn how to grow bananas. Growing bananas does not take much effort, but it does require that you get a few things right when you first get started.
Permalink -- click for full blog postWhat Is Permaculture? How does it work? In my experience the official definitions often leave people confused. I'll explain it a bit more. Permaculture is...
Permalink -- click for full blog postTips, tricks and ideas for a permaculture garden. Let's see what pineapples have to offer to your permaculture design, and how other parts of your design can look after the needs of the pineapples.
Permalink -- click for full blog postPineapple growing is easy: how to grow, propagate, care for and multiply pineapples, using tops, slips and suckers. Growing tips and strategies.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThese permaculture principles form the core of the permaculture philosophy, and they are the basis of your garden design.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis permaculture principle is summed up in one of Bill Mollison's most popular quotes: You don't have a snail problem, you have...
Permalink -- click for full blog postPermaculture plant portraits, growing advice and design ideas. These plants are popular in home permaculture gardens because...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe scale of permaculture designs, how to maximise use of space, and the most common beginner mistake.
Permalink -- click for full blog postPermaculture design for diversity: keep pests and diseases at bay, make the birds and lizards happy, and bag a record harvest.
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe permaculture principle of relative location is where that whole permaculture design thing starts to come together: let nature do the work!
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe permaculture principle of multiple functions is the best way for beginners to start thinking (and understanding) the permaculture way.
Permalink -- click for full blog postYou don't need to be a landscape designer or certified permaculturist to apply these permaculture design principles...
Permalink -- click for full blog postHow to grow sweet potato vines? As you will see, growing sweet potatoes is very easy, and they are the most nutritious...
Permalink -- click for full blog postGrowing papaya from seed - the easiest way to ensure a year round supply of papaya from your garden.
Permalink -- click for full blog postAll the information in the Permaculture Growing Guide at one glance. Use this site map to locate the information you are looking for.
Permalink -- click for full blog postWhere And How Does Ginger Fit Into A Permaculture Design? The ideal companion for ginger is...
Permalink -- click for full blog postRosemary Morrow's Earth User's Guide To Permaculture is a complete permaculture course in book form. Read the full review.
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