Committed to supporting community actions to build local sustainable private and community gardens using Permaculture principles tailored for the Spokane Area.  It is open to all members to share information on Events, Plant Profiles, Articles and links to other websites.  In addition we hope to provide forums and events for professional Farmers, not-for profit and government organizations interested in learning about and integrating sustainable Permaculture design principles in our area. Permaculture is not just about sustainable gardening... it is about sustainable living.

Monday, September 28, 2015

Help Us 2Produce a Production of Produce and more!

Author: merlinuhl
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Categories: Urban and Suburban Gardens, Local Projects, Lease Your Lawn (LYL) Cooperative Farm, Education Resources, Videos (DVD/Online), Websites

Tags: Cool Stuff, Business, Farming, permaculture, urban, Bruce-Ruhl Design, Spokane, Television, PermacultureTV, Lease Your Lawn Cooperative Farm

Monday, May 11, 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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Categories: Principles, Zones, Urban and Suburban Gardens, Food Forests, Commercial Farming, Home Page Highlight, Live Events

Tags: Trees, plants, berries, bushes, energy, chemistry, science, Vegetables, Cool Stuff, Goats, Food Forest, Seeds, Livestock, Pasture, Business, Farming, Permaculture Design Course, Michael Pilarski, permaculture, agriculture, biochar, mushroom, cultivation, decomposition, foraging, gardening

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Hagarville Permaculture Food Forest Project

Permaculture Food Forest Project - Year 1

Hagarville Permaculture Food Forest Project
Author: Mike
The Hagarville Food Forest Project is being conceptualized and built by Mike and Cara Hagar, who moved onto a 2.4 acre property in Mead in February of 2012.  The property was 1 acre of alfalfa and 1.4 acres of lawn.  It is our intention to augment our food supply as much as we can by using Permaculture Principles.  We are using Landscape Design software to plan and visualize and plan our multi year project.  After 1 year we have made better progress than we thought we would, due to the help of many in our community.
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Categories: Local Projects, Hagarville, Family Urban/Suburban Gardens, Food Forests

Tags: Trees, Vegetables, Cool Stuff
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