Such a great time of year in the gardens, with delicious fruit dripping off the trees and shrubs, flowers blooming…
Tuesday, 24th November graced us with a fine Summer’s day to visit Kendall Permaculture Farm . Evita and I have followed…
Christmas marks a peak in consumerism across the West. Despite the COVID downturn, this Christmas the spending frenzy is unlikely to…
This week we’ve been enjoying the abundance of fruit from the forest garden and continue to witness the plants growing…
My wife Emma and I are big fans of the holiday season. Though neither one of us is particularly religious,…
There are two ways to start a community garden, from the bottom up or the top down. Both approaches work…
This week brings some new flowers into bloom, the first flush of blackcurrants and Mulberries, and with some frequent and…
The Ancient Inca had population centres from the arid Pacific Coast to the high elevations of the Andes and all…
As the Earth turns once more towards the time of the Solstice, people around the world are preparing for festive…
It’s been much cooler weather this week with a daytime temperature falling from 32°c one day to 12°c the next! The cooler…
In part 1(1) of this series we explored similarities between practices of peace and those of permaculture, while parts 2(2)…
The final article in this Series compares two ways of interpreting reality. One of them suppresses and sidelines the Wise…
It’s been great weather here this week, with some lovely rain during the night and bright blue skies in the…
It seems many a gardener spends the winter locked up inside, hiding from the chilly weather, darning socks in front…
In sharing with us the stories of the whales and the trees (see the previous article in this Series), science…