"Knowledge is not power. The sharing of knowledge is power. It's like water – it's most useful when it's flowing. The more you share, the more you have. The more you hold back, the more it stagnates. We need to be sharing our knowledge, not just hoarding it."
- Geoff Lawton
Permaculture in Worcester, MA
Here are some specific ways you can practice permaculture in Worcester…
Starter Home: How Foodscaping Increases Property Value
Foodscaping, also known as edible landscaping, involves incorporating fruit trees, vegetable gardens, and other edible plants into your outdoor space.
Fruit Trees for Your Home Garden: Choosing the Right Varieties
If you're considering adding fruit trees to your garden in Massachusetts, it's important to choose the right varieties to ensure that they will thrive in your local climate.
How does landscaping affect the environment?
In New England, landscaping is an important part of the local culture and can have a significant impact on the environment.
The Power of Planting: The Psychological Benefits of Growing Your Own Food
Give gardening a try - reduce stress, improve mood, create purpose.
Permaculture 101: What it is and How to Implement it in Your Own Garden
Permaculture is a holistic approach to gardening and land management that is based on the principles of sustainability and self-sufficiency.
3 Ways to Get Started on Your Garden after June
It’s never too late to start working on your edible landscape and raised beds are a quick and easy way to get started!
Can you predict ecological succession?
Ecological succession is the process by which ecosystems change and mature over time. In a suburban landscape, understanding and predicting ecological succession can be useful for maintaining a healthy and diverse ecosystem. Here are a few tips for predicting ecological succession in a suburban landscape:
Lawns: An Ecological Disaster
Alternatives to grass lawns can combat water use, chemical use, habitat destruction, carbon footprint…