Permaculture in the garden, what is it? Permaculture is a term coined in the '70s by a man named Australian Bill Mollison and his student, at the time, David Holmgren. It consists of two words, "permanent" and "agriculture". Permaculture is a design system for creating human habitats and farming systems that mimic in nature. In a permaculture designed system, each element and its relationship with other factors taken into consideration. Plants, animals, air,Micro-climate, weather, soil, and more residential structures are always considered. By designing a system that mimics more precisely the natural systems work and reduce waste, increase productivity and income environments and the restored or left intact. The garden is just a piece of the whole system of permaculture approach to life.
That is, there is a lot of permaculture and permaculture garden in Asheville, North Carolina, in fact, some call it an outbreakpermaculture activities. One of the largest congregations in the United States, permaculture, Earth Haven Ecovillage in the nearby town of Black Mountain.
In an environment rich in Asheville Permaculture, permaculture garden is natural. Why is big here, many people have been exposed to it and now practice some or all of their principles. The practice is common, most edible plants and perennials. In this way our life becomes more self-sufficient and lessdependent on sources of food outside. Another common practice is to check through the collection of rainwater in barrels or tanks. We all know that droughts are increasingly global. Water is our most precious collection of rainwater for future use makes sense. Some of the most common components of a robust permaculture are:
Perennial gardens (Giardini Forest) Rainwater collection systems Fruit Small animals, ie, chickens, goats,Rabbits, ducks Zone Guilds
The basic principles of permaculture, or creed are as follows:
The care of the Earth - do no harm Care of people - they help each other, teach each other Distribution of the surplus - the borders of surplus production and parts
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