What is Permaculture Gardening?
In 1978, Australian ecologist Bill Morrison invented the ideal of permaculture. The term refers to a permanent agriculture system that takes into account both human needs and the natural environment. The main goal of permaculture gardening is to mimic the local environment’s growth while feeding humans, animals and even localized insects. The system has become more popular with the rate of environmental awareness spreading across the globe and as many people are “getting back to the land” and starting to grow a majority of their own food. With permaculture the rewards come from an ever rotating and gardening growth system that has no need for large scale machinery such as tractors and tillers. Another bonus of permaculture gardening is that organic gardening is just an assumed part of the process. Since no machinery is used, neither are any chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Everything in use with this system is created to work with the local environment and develop the land by garden
