Permaculture Projects
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Starting a New Garden, Propagating Currants, Forest Garden Fruits and the Last Week of the Project
Last week was the closing week of the Polyculture Study for this season – and what a season it’s been…
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Hey Big Boy! Fence That Dream!
At the young age of 44, Musemwa Big Boy is already on the path of becoming a Permaculture Super Hero!…
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Robinia Hedging, Forest Garden Fruits, Wild Boar Destruction
Finally we received a welcome rainfall this week, and although not enough to soak the soil it did certainly provide some relief. We…
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New foundation set to grow permaculture across the globe
A new not-for-profit foundation, Permatil Global, has been launched in Australia to further open up access to permaculture tools and…
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Juicing Grapes, Birds in and Around the Gardens and Moth Trapping
More harvesting and processing this week as we slip into the Autumn. It’s cooled down but still very sunny and…
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Karuna – Closing the Loops – Returning the Surplus
The book Island, by Aldous Huxley is centred around a Utopian paradise which merges the best of the East and…
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Preserving and Processing, Aquatic Habitat Island for our Rainwater Reservoir and Garden Biodiversity
As the summer draws to a close and the autumn approaches harvest and processing is the order of the days.…
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Robinia Coppice, Gravity Fed Drip Irrigation, Bee Garden and Forest Garden Plants
It’s been another hot and dry week here in Shipka which is quite typical for this time of year. It’s…
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Forest Garden Fruits Galore, Serpentine Irrigation Channels and the arrival of Ducklings
It’s been another very hot and dry one in Shipka this week. We welcome Jolanda, Paul and Ryan to the…
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Hazelnut Harvest, Broken Branches, Wild Flowers and Forest Garden Plants
It’s been a lovely week here in Shipka – although quite windy, and the plants and soils dry out very…
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Habitat Mosaic, Measuring Garden Wildlife, Biomass Belts and Forest Garden Plants
It’s certainly feeling like mid summer around here, the temperature has increased, the rains have paused and there are more…
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Permaculture and Coronavirus
I’ve written another Coronavirus article for you to read. This one will be unique, hopefully somewhat uplifting, and orientating. Writing this…
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