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Permaculture at the Anti-Poverty Forum

It' s Anti-Poverty Week this week and I'll be joining the stage at the Ending Poverty and Inequality in QLD Public Forum at The Edge...

Rosemary ( Rosemarinus offininalis ) is a favourite herb in gardens around the world and understandably so. It is one of those hardy perenni...

Calendula ( Calendula officinalis ) is such a wonderful plant to have in your edible landscape - beautiful, hardy, easy to grow, adaptable, ...

I've been digging up lots of turmeric from my food forest and kitchen garden lately. I use it every day and love it fresh - in juices, ...

Did you know Aloe vera (syn Aloe barbadensis) can be used as a leave in conditioner, or that the fresh clear gel is great to toss into smoot...

Perennial Canna ( Canna edulis ) is an abundant permaculture plant in the subtropics, also known as Queensland Arrowroot. I can't imagin...

Lemongrass ( Cymbopogon citratus ) grows abundantly i n my subtropical permaculture garden, a productive polyculture. It is such a useful m...

Permaculture thinking and skills are what the next generation need. Mentoring young people in applied systems thinking, practical skills for...

I love calendula (Calendula officinalis) . I look forward to it colouring my garden every year with it's gorgeous flowers. It only stays...

Before thinking of what veggies to plant, think of how to create a balanced ecology to support healthy plant growth and the thriving of the ...