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As you can imagine, a combination of moving from Sheffield to Penarth, along with managing my health, has meant blogging has been low down on the list of things to do. I’m going to focus on short and sweet blogs ...

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On the weekend we harvested my garlic crop, and as the weather is so dry (hot!) at the moment, I’m letting them cure in the sun for a few days. The bulbs are smaller this year. This may be a ...

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Know someone who wants to start growing their own food? 33% off for friends or loved ones! We’ve got a special discount for you to gift to them – 33% off the upcoming Growing Food in Small Spaces course with Rakesh that starts 20th April (*limited places). Just copy this exact link and send it to your friends...

The UK permaculture association is launching an exciting new combined community and learning platform for all their members and learners. They wanted to share a sneak-peek of the platform to show you some of what there is to look forward to. Right now it’s just open for those enrolled on their courses, but they plan to bring in all...

Find below upcoming courses with Alfred Decker: 2 PDCs & 2 TTs @ 20222 Permaculture Design Courses with Starhawk:  Earth Activist Training (Full PDC) @ Vidàlia, Spain, July 18 – 31 Earth Activist Training (Full PDC) @ Kosters, Sweden, August 14-28 2 Permaculture Teacher Trainings:  “Training Permaculture Teachers” Course with Focus on Refugees and Migrants...

Dear friends at the European Permaculture Network, Last year we held the first International Permaculture Educators’ Forum in Poland, a joint effort of several organisations. We wanted to share resources from the Forum with wider perma-network in Europe.  Here is the Permaculture Education Toolkit (practice abstracts/guides) from our Forum: https://agropermalab.org/eng/blog/2022/02/01/permaculture-educators-toolkit/ Here is the Toolshed of video presentations...

Last winter I watched as people posted their photos of Amaryllis to social media, admiring the large and loud flowers that cheered up the darkest winter day. I decided that I needed to have a try at growing them. Following ...

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