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HomeWELCOME TO PERMACULTURE AND EDIBLE LANDSCAPINGFeb 2, 2008
I believe both these concepts will become very important as agriculture becomes decentralized due to future Peak Oil related fuel prices.This is a definition of Permaculture I found on the Better Times website,""CREATING SUSTAINABLE HUMAN HABITATS BY FOLLOWING NATURE'S PATTERNS".
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Photo AlbumPhotos From Group MembersJun 12, 2009
passion flower
1 Photo, 18 comments
Back yard pond
5 Photos, 12 comments
Clobal Food Plan
1 Photo, 1 comment
Oklahoma Fruit Trees
7 Photos
my green balcony
4 Photos, 13 comments
Medicinal plants
3 Photos, 19 comments
Garden Designs and Layout
4 Photos, 10 comments
Trees and Groves
8 Photos, 15 comments
Fruit of the Vine
8 Photos, 15 comments
Fig tree branches
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NoteNotes
Permaculture and Edible Landscaping's favorite notes:
Oct 18-Financial Permaculture
Feb 6-I made a daylily the new logo.
Feb 4-My new green house
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Blog EntryPermaculture Group Blog
Permaculture and Edible Landscaping's favorite blog entries:
Apr 13-Jared Diamond: The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race
Mar 21-How to Grow Goji Berrys from Seeds
Mar 21-Companion Planting
Mar 19-I'm going to quit buying jiffy pots.
Mar 18-Energy and Permaculture by Holmgren
Mar 16-Urinate outdoors, save water and fertilize cabbages.
Mar 13-Do you raise your own food in the USA? Possibly not for long! ! !
Mar 10-Potato cultivation changes two continents
Jan 24- Growing Fruit Successfully
Jan 19-Emergence of Socially Just, Ecologically Sustainable, Spiritually Fulfilling World
Jan 19-How to Use Permaculture Techniques in Your Home Garden
Jan 17-The Oklahoma Forestry Department will sell a few edible plants to local landowners at a low cost
Jan 12-Propagating Figs
Jan 12-Growing fruits in the garden or orchard, including: pawpaw, currants, gooseberries, kiwi, berries.
Jan 11-7 Tips for Starting Your Own Vegetable Garden
Jan 10-Ripening Order,Grafting and Dwarf Fruit Trees
Dec 20-The Chicken Moat
Dec 20-Plant an Edible Forest Garden
Dec 20-Incredible, Edible Landscapes
Dec 13-Crash in Food Supply ?
Nov 27-Permaculture of Jatropha for biofuel
Nov 27-Rednecks and peak oil: Valuing the farmer’s contribution
Nov 22-Forest-friendly farming
Nov 17-PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS
Nov 16-Can Permaculture be economically viable?
Nov 8-HOW CUBA SURVIVED PEAK OIL
Oct 19-Seeing the Garden in the Jungle
Oct 19-The Connection Between Peak Oil and the Collapse of the Monetary System
Oct 17-A Chill Wind
Oct 11-Peak Oil and Permaculture: David Holmgren on Energy Descent
Sep 1-The world is on the verge of great things
Aug 24-Interview with David Holmgreen and Future Scenarios.org
Aug 16-What would Grandad do?
Feb 18-I think Permaculture
Feb 18-Is it time to plant Victory Gardens?
Feb 10-This plant is the state tree
Feb 6-Will Peak Oil Drive Relocalization?
Feb 4-Daylily's
Feb 2-Pruning Fruit Trees
Feb 2-Wikipedia explanation of Permaculture concept
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MusicPermaculture Group MusicFeb 12, 2008

One love - Bob Marley

A Bob Marley ambient translation fragment One Love, as a powerful mantra... from Dreams of freedom by Bill Laswell and Chris Blackwell.
Previous playlists:
Feb 9-Choveu - It has rained.
Feb 6-Repente Camaleão - Marlui Miranda
Feb 4-Hermeto pascoal - O gaio da roseira
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ermelindawaner wrote on Mar 11
Is there any way you would write a guest post on my site?
dogusrentacar wrote on Dec 5, '11
Hello..Nice site..
I'm Tommy, how are you?
sharaun wrote on Mar 7, '11
http://www.ptlandscapeinc.com - Personal Touch Landscape offers one stop landscaping services to the Katy, West Houston, Sugarland, & Cypress Areas. Whether it is an outdoor kitchen, flagstone, paver, or patterned concrete patio, pond, fountain, patio cover, pergola or enhancing the beauty of your existing gardens, creating an outdoor living area where you love to relax and spend time is our specialty.

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bog55 wrote on Nov 21, '10
This webstore sells camping equipment,clothes,toys ,books,DVD's electronics. This is an excellent place to buy bigfoot related items. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bigfoot-Observation-Group-Online-Store/109160119136198
destanee13 wrote on Jan 23, '10
Here are 2 photos of my plant....I would appreciate it if you knew the name of it. It folds up a night time and looks like a butterfly...I've looked in book and everything...Thank you Amber


http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj173/destanee13/House%20Plants%20an%20Garden/P1000415-1.jpg


http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj173/destanee13/House%20Plants%20an%20Garden/P1000407-1-1.jpg
destanee13 wrote on Jan 23, '10
I have a plant and no one knows what it is...May be you do. I am new on here so I will have to figure out how to show it to you....I will go to photobucket and get the ULR....
bog55 wrote on Sep 17, '09
Welcome aboard
multistone wrote on Sep 16, '09
This is my first time to join here. I hope everyone is good. Thanks.

bog55 wrote on Aug 28, '09
I'm sorry I'm not posting as much.I'm having a lot of trouble with this web page.
wulfshado wrote on May 19, '09
Can anyone help me identify what kind of thistle this is?

http://wulfshado.multiply.com/photos/album/41/Thistle
bog55 wrote on Apr 28, '09
CARPEL TUNNEL RELEASE UPDATE:I had the stitches taken out today.I think the operation was more helpful than previously.Everythings looking good.
bog55 wrote on Apr 26, '09
Welcome aboard Lisa. I'm looking forward to your future posts.
lisat2 wrote on Apr 26, '09
This is the second group I've joined today. There's so much reading I need to do, I'll never get it all done! I've been trying to acquire wild medicinal plants to grow in my backyard. All I have so far is stinging nettle and bloodroot. And a bad case of poison ivy!
bog55 wrote on Apr 17, '09
CARPAL TUNNEL RELEASE UPDATE: I had to get a nerve block on my right arm 04-15-09 for the carpal tunnel release after they finally found a vein for an IV in my right foot.The block was in my right shoulder area.They gave up trying to find a vein for the two IV's needed for the carpal tunnel release procedure used on my left wrist last time. I was awake this time during the entire procedue.I now realize that I couldn't have been awake for the entire procedure last time.They poked me at least 12 times with their dang needles trying to get a second IV started before they gave up finding another vein.I had the nerve block done with just one IV in my right foot.I had a bigger problem with the multiple attempted IV insertions than the actual carpal tunnel release operation which lasted less than 20 minutes.I was fully awake the entire time..
I wore a sling on my arm until I got the use of my right arm back 04-16-09.It was strange to have no control over my right arm for a few hours. ;-)
bog55 wrote on Apr 12, '09
Thanks for joining us.
schnickelfritz777 wrote on Apr 11, '09
I just discovered your site from Grammy's Reading Room. I LOVE this site for all the information available. I am new to gardening, but have always been a good "keeper of the forest" as they say back home.
bog55 wrote on Feb 7, '09
Welcome to the group milli.I'm looking forward to your future posts.
millimusings wrote on Feb 3, '09
So much to read and all so good I will return for more..Thank You.
bog55 wrote on Jan 27, '09
Thanks for posting the link regarding the drought in California .


crowcave wrote on Jan 25, '09
Next week Sunday we start gardening in the greenhouse. I so hope people realize what is about to happen. We won't have time to adjust .

http://www.philly.com/philly/wires/ap/business/20090125_ap_califfarmersidlecropsveggiepricesmayrise.html

I watch the four corners .see what they see. Adjust as I can
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20090126TDY03101.htm

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