2024 Spring Rare Perennial Vegetable Package

(SOLD OUT! But still available through the CWOW Empower Her World silent auction!) My recent TikTok featuringa few of these! I do limited runs of specialty rare plants each Fall and Spring, and this season’s package includes several fascinating plants that have helped me viral on my social media! (Thanks to you!) This season’s package includes a variety of seeds and plants including: Skirret: What did Europeans eat before corn, beans, squash, potatoes, tomatoes, amaranth, quinoa, etc. all came from the New World? Skirret. They ate skirret, a perennial relative of carrots that produces a hefty amount of roots that … Continue reading 2024 Spring Rare Perennial Vegetable Package

Welcome, Allen County Garden Symposium Friends!

Hello! Welcome to all my new friends from the Allen County Garden Symposium! First of all, you can find me on your favorite social media, here: https://linktr.ee/TransformativeAdventures?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=6ef15381-6ecc-412c-b9f2-c0c390271066My Links! You can also find my products, books, and services there. And you can find my slideshow, here. Thanks for coming to the symposium! Continue reading Welcome, Allen County Garden Symposium Friends!

Permaculture’s Original Principles Renewed

At it’s best, Permaculture involves some level of design process, meaning we actually sit down and think about how a thing works and how to improve it. When I do that Permaculture design process, I use a version of Permaculture’s original Principles. But when I talk about them, I find that many—if not most—Permaculturists are not familiar with them. Instead, most know the principles put together by David Holmgren, or the dozen or so sets based on Holmgren. These are often called the Holmgren principles, but known to many as simply “the Permaculture Principles.” It’s a shame the original principles, … Continue reading Permaculture’s Original Principles Renewed

Does Permaculture “Promote Invasive Plants?”

The last week or two, I’ve encountered a few people who’ve claimed that Permaculture promotes invasive plants and causes ecosystem damage. As a Permaculture Designer, that would indeed be alarming to me if it were true! Fortunately, I see very … Continue reading Does Permaculture “Promote Invasive Plants?”