RESOURCES

My apple tree guild
When we first moved to our property, there was a mature apple tree already in the backyard. Not only was

Raising Rabbits
As you may know, having animals as part of your permaculture site is one of the easiest ways to cycle

What we’re still eating from last year’s garden
In our gardens, we always want to follow the permaculture principle of “obtaining a yield”, whether that be a yield

Building a Garden Pond
The video that I’m sharing with you today has been on my list of to do’s for several months, if

Late Fall Garden: What’s still Growing
There are always firsts when you become a gardener – the first time you grow lettuce, or peas, or a

My Favorite Permaculture Definition
I hope you had a wonderful weekend. I’m thankful to have been gifted another reprieve in the weather to finish

Two Common Mistakes in Planting Food Forests and How to Prevent Them
I don’t know about you but my garden is close to being fully planted! I hope yours is too, despite

Top 5 Perennial Tea Plants for Cold Climates
What a weekend! If you’re like me and you live in the Gallatin Valley, last weekend didn’t really get me

April Greenhouse Tour!
Spring planting is underway and I am so ready for warmer weather and spring blooms! The Nanking cherries, dwarf Russian almonds

Early Season Seed-Saving Tips
It is imperative that we, as stewards of Earth, ensure a safe and varied seed supply to pass along to

Top 5 Takeaways from this Growing Season
As always, the end of the year is a time of reflection. This year is no different. It’s one of

Permaculture’s 2nd ethic and why I’ll be shopping as local as possible this holiday season (and why you should too!)
I’ve been spending way more time indoors the past few weeks (and it’s not just because we’re in a pandemic