Visiting an Urban Permaculture Installation, Five Months On (Video)
Animal Housing, Bird Life, Food Forests, Food Plants - Annual, Food Plants - Perennial, Irrigation, Land, Medicinal Plants, Plant Systems, Rehabilitation, Trees, Urban Projects, Waste Systems & Recycling, Water Harvesting — by Dan Palmer March 13, 2012
by Dan Palmer, Very Edible Gardens
Two days ago Dan and Will returned to a large VEG permaculture design and implementation project that was completed about five months ago. Via the videos below, take a virtual walk about the front and back yards — warts, ducks, giant silver beet, gorgeous connected multidimensional abundance and all!
You can also check out the design and before, during and after photos of the project here and also in our downloadable portfolio (warning: 38mb PDF!).
Part I
Part II
Wonderful work. Very impressive. I admired your nicely finished woodwork, Keep a yearly photo record to see how it fills out. Any fish in your ponds..small crockie ?
Comment by Lloyd Zimmerman — March 14, 2012 @ 2:29 pm
Im amazed by the growth rates Dan. Especially that passionfruit!
Top work
Comment by Nathan Edwards — March 16, 2012 @ 10:18 pm
I’m keen to hear more from Dan and others who have experience with one technique showcased in this video – that being to plant four trees in the same hole, to keep the trees smaller and more manageable. Maybe Dan and/or other readers can share more about their experiences with this? It would make a great article just on its own.
Thanks for the great urban example Dan!
Comment by Craig Mackintosh PRI Editor — March 17, 2012 @ 7:09 am
Dan Palmer you are real permaculture super star.
Comment by Geoff Lawton — March 19, 2012 @ 10:07 pm
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