Climate change is no longer a distant possibility—it’s here. We see it in the periods of drought, torrential downpours, warmer winters, and sudden weather extremes that disrupt the rhythms of our gardens and landscapes. These shifts can feel daunting, but they also present an invitation: to design our landscapes with resilience, flexibility, and abundance in […]

For decades, the American lawn has been a symbol of pride—trimmed, green, and uniform. But from a permaculture perspective, that vast stretch of grass is a missed opportunity. A monoculture, like turf grass, consumes water, resists biodiversity, and demands constant maintenance. What if–instead of mowing, watering, and fertilizing–your landscape actually fed you? Supported pollinators? Healed […]

We had the joy of stepping into the garden of one of our own, Roxy Drew, for a thoughtful conversation about her journey with permaculture. She welcomed us in to explore, ask questions, and see firsthand how her space has evolved over time. In the interview below, Roxy shares how she got started, the lessons […]

If you live in most parts of North America, mosquitoes are a fact of life. And with global warming, the range of certain mosquito species is expanding into more temperate regions. Along with them come increased risks of diseases like Zika and West Nile Virus. But here’s the good news: there are natural, regenerative ways […]

In a world that often feels disconnected and fast-paced, many of us are longing for a way to slow down, to live with more intention, and to feel rooted again. Permaculture offers more than just practical tools for growing food or building sustainable landscapes—it offers a philosophy of deep connection with the natural world. When […]