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11

May

2015

There's Still Time to Register for the Permaculture Design Course May 23 to June 7 near Spokane

It's one of the most affordable PDCs in the U.S.

Author: Chrys Ostrander

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23

Nov

2014

2015 Inland Northwest Permaculture Design Course?

A message from Michael "Skeeter" Pilarski seeking advice from permaculture-inclined folks in Spokane County, Stevens County and surrounding counties.

Author: Chrys Ostrander

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Categories: Principles, Zones, Urban and Suburban Gardens, Food Forests, Commercial Farming, Home Page Highlight, Upcoming, Home Page Highlight, Local Heros, Education Resources, Live Events

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Mar

2016

Living Fences

See this website for good information about growing a living fence using willows.

Author: Annie M

http://www.westwaleswillows.co.uk/fedgeplanting.html

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Categories: Permaculture Guide, Principles, Zones, Urban and Suburban Gardens, Food Forests, Commercial Farming, Home Page Highlight, Trees, Bushes, Websites

Tags: http://www.westwaleswillows.co.uk/fedgeplanting.ht

26

Mar

2013

Permaculture principles and me

Efficient energy planning

Author: Thom

An ongoing look at permaculture principles and what they mean to one person

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Categories: Principles

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4

Mar

2013

Example of Creating a Community Food Forest

Author: Mike Hagar (website host)

Erik Ohlsen (www.permacutlureartisans.com) takes you on a tour of an edible oasis he created on a 1/3 acre asphalt lot, encouraging you to think about sustainable living for small-town and suburban life. In the face of drought, fire, peak oil, energy depletion, soil depletion and more, what can you do to live a more eco-friendly life?

Comments (4) Number of views (17675) Article rating: 5.0

Categories: Permaculture Guide, Principles, Food Forests, Home Page Highlight, Education Resources, Videos (DVD/Online)

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