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For permaculture I first need land, and its expensive where I live (I can't go too far as I'm on 2 wheels without engine), so I'm still saving for a few more ye
by 11235813213455 3y ago
For permaculture I first need land, and its expensive where I live (I can't go too far as I'm on 2 wheels without engine), so I'm still saving for a few more years before planting fig, persimmon, medlar, citrus, orange native trees, peppers, and all easy to grow things, and sleeping around that in a small box!
- mooreds 3y agoI took a permaculture course a while back and the instructor addressed that specific issue. He said (paraphrasing): you can buy really good tools and learn to use them, you can learn to identify and grow annuals and smaller plants, you can keep worms, you can observe and build invisible structures, all without land. Sure, keep saving to buy land, but don't forget it is something you can practice in the middle of the city too.
- CapstanRoller 3y agoHave you considered "guerrilla gardening" and repurposing wasted space around you? Buying a large amount of personal land is not a prerequisite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_gardening https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_gardening
- 11235813213455 3y agooh, yes I'm a big forager, and making sure to spread the seeds around, where they have a chance to grow