Post #37 Katuk (Sauropus androgynus) Blog Description: Katuk (Sauropus androgynus), Zone 10 south Florida gardening for food, subtropical, permaculture, forest gardening, sustainable gardening, perennial, edible plant Let’s talk about growing […]
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Post #16C Learning from Our Ancestors: Chinampas Part 3: How can Chinampas play a role in healing our ecosystems? Post Description: How the chinampa gardening system can play a role
Post #16B Learning from Our Ancestors: Chinampas Part 2: A How-to Guide Post Description: How to create your own chinampa gardening system. Part of a series on Learning From Our
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Post #16A Learning from Our Ancestors: Chinampas Part 1: What are Chinampas? Post Description: What are chinampas, and why are they of interest to subtropical gardeners around the world? Part
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Blog Post #10 Jackfruit Blog Description: Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus), Zone 10 south Florida gardening for food, subtropical, permaculture, forest gardening, sustainable gardening, perennial, edible plant When it comes to edible
Post #5 What Is a Forest Garden? Post Description: An overview of Forest Gardening, explaining the 7 layers and how they mimic nature. Why is it better from an ecological
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Post #3: Chaya Blog Description: Chaya (Cnidoscolus chayamansa), Zone 10 south Florida gardening for food, subtropical, permaculture, forest gardening, sustainable gardening, perennial, edible plant If I were to recommend only
Post #2B Permaculture Principles and Zones Blog Description: A discussion of the 12 core principles of Permaculture, and definition of the zones. Now we know what Permaculture is and the
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Post #2A Permaculture Overview and Ethics Post Description: An overview of Permaculture, including the philosophy and ethics. Part One of a two-part series. Why is it the best way to
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Post #1 My Story Blog Description: It’s not often the journey to Permaculture gardening begins with a patch of rosebushes, but here I am 30+ years later… Hi! I’m Mary,
