Mike Jones

Climate in Permaculture Design

Permaculture design is informed by the climate using climate analysis, defining microclimates, managing water, using windbreaks, and the selection of plants. Permaculture design is inherently climate-conscious, taking into account the unique characteristics and challenges of different climates. By understanding and responding to local climate conditions, permaculture practitioners can create resilient and sustainable systems that are

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Pollinators

Pollinators play a vital role in the permaculture garden, serving as essential contributors to plant reproduction and overall ecosystem health. These diverse and often tiny creatures, including bees, butterflies, beetles, birds, and bats, facilitate the transfer of pollen from the male reproductive organs to the female reproductive organs of flowering plants, enabling fertilization and the

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Water Distribution

Permaculture Irrigation Systems strive to conserve as much water as possible by several irrigation techniques that maximize the efficiency of water distribution. Introduction Small-scale permaculture water distribution and irrigation systems are essential for sustainable gardening practices. These systems prioritize water efficiency, reduce reliance on external water sources, and promote self-sufficiency in water management.   They

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