Edible Plant Project

Rain or shine.
We have a greenhouse

“The foundations of permaculture rest on two concepts: an understanding and acceptance of the diversity of whole systems, as opposed to the soil-degrading effects of industrial monoculture; and on the relational, slow-yet-dynamic practice of observing the land, and its many complex ecosystems.”

https://www.kcet.org/shows/tending-nature/the-indigenous-science-of-permaculture
What does the term permaculture implies and means, and its true origins?

“In particular, this examination compels us to look at how permaculture, like much other wisdom deriving from pre-industrial, non-hierarchical, collaboration with land and nature, is at risk of being appropriated...

The resulting reductionist approach seeks to create homogenizing formulas to work in harmony with the environment, a hallmark of mainstream western scientific materialism.

This is anathema to what was originally — and still is — an indigenous science of working in partnership and reciprocity with the land and cycles of nature.