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Medical doctors turned Permaculturists. We help you cultivate thriving ecosystems and design regenerative solutions for your garden. Weekly Newsletter:

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Permaculture Paths@Perma_Paths·
Are you ready to transform your vegetable beds into productive, low-maintenance ecosystems? Our step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to do it. Practical, proven, real-world permaculture. 30 pages. Instant Access. Lifetime Use. Cost less than one bag of fertilizer. 👇 thistle-thorn.kit.com/transformhomeg…
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Josh 🍃🫖@GreenGoesLeft·
Everyone who is able to should increase the amount of woodland garden, edge effect, and pollinator habitat (complete with native host plants). See an excellent example here:
JB's Native Garden🦋@PlantNativeWI

My restored woodland-style garden strip is looking good! This is it's peak bloom time, but there should be at least 1 or 2 species in bloom along here at any given time for the remainder of the growing season. More species will be added in the future.

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@DamonZumbroegel We do write with pen and paper. Unfortunately not with the Himalayas or chai.... but with other neat mountains we have here in the neighborhood 😅
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Damon Zumbroegel@DamonZumbroegel·
How many people actually….WRITE? With their hand and a pen? With a 3 dollar breakfast: chai and a porridge fruit bowl? With the Himalayas? Do you?
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Alisa Varney@AlisaVarney·
There were easy herbarium specimens to mount for my return to volunteering at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. Feels good to get out of my own garden for a change. 🌱
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Pollinators are being killed by the thousands through the use of “-icides” in modern farming and gardening. Without pollinators, there is no pollination. Without pollination, there is no food system. We must stop poisoning the very organisms our life depends on.
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Permaculture Paths@Perma_Paths·
Every desert gardening problem —salt accumulation, pH extremes, mineral deficiencies, wind erosion— traces back to one root cause: evaporation without transpiration. When water evaporates directly from soil, capillary action pulls subsurface salts to the surface, pH rises to toxic levels, and vegetation can't establish. But when trees and shrubs transpire water, they keep salts at depth, stabilize pH, and create conditions for other plants to thrive. One intervention that triggers a cascade of benefits that transforms hostile desert into productive oasis.
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Wholegrain Sourdough Baking@SourdoughWeekly·
Many people outsource cooking and baking to save time, but what they're actually trading is their power, freedom, and connection to one of life's most fundamental pleasures and necessities.
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Self-sufficiency@downshifting___·
Building a new vegetable patch.
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be a nature guardian and provide shelter for wild life
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Tinne Rasmussen@RasmussenT56381·
This is the one-year transformation on a piece of pasture we started managing regeneratively. Last spring, we broadcast grass and clover seeds and began rotating chickens and cows across it all summer and fall. Now it looks like this!
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Isaiah ישעיה David דוד@hisnameisfire·
New video and update of our water system. Been doing a lot of small tests around what I think can be done and this year is a big push to fully implement the closed loop irrigation, flood ponds and livestock water system. The pond has been a success and holds water all year. The catchment basin I built last year filled up everyday(then filled in with silt over the winter). So now it’s time to fully build out the wetland purification and catchment system. My tests for wetland rice terraces has been a success. Goal is to get at least 4-5 terraces built by winter. Water will cycle through my property from the top down and back up again. Focusing on maximizing retention and cultivating appropriate plants for the different micro bioms around the parcel. Water is life. My biggest focus over the years has always been around water conservation and usage. How do we store water both for our crops and for our animals? How do we do this without reliance on external systems that could collapse. How do we get water for our own consumption? How does the water move through our land in different seasons? How can we capture that water, how can we store it long term and how do we purify it. If we think about these things and implement them we can create more robust systems that self regulate and in return the co creation of thriving ecosystems.
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Daybreak@daybreak957·
Some people have shiny clean cars. Some people have a zillion friends. I have a river running through my heart 💜
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Healthy-ish@RealTalk8386·
Choose your weapon wisely 🪏
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Damon Zumbroegel@DamonZumbroegel·
A Chai, a guitar, a dog, the Himalayas, and a rainbow. That’s all I need.
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Josh 🍃🫖@GreenGoesLeft·
It’s now too hot to be in the garden without total immiseration. Time to retreat to the deep woods or the north side porch!
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Permaculture Paths@Perma_Paths·
We have once lived in a large, chaotic city, enveloped by concrete, noise, and pollution. We escaped that trap to learn to create abundance anywhere. A backyard in a place you like to be is enough to start.
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