Spring 2006 (PM 47)
| The Art of Slow Gardening |
| Graham Burnett compares TV makeover gardens to permaculture design |
| How to Lay an Earthen Floor |
| Learn the art of making beautiful earthen floors, the natural alternative to concrete, with Adam Weismann and Katy Bryce |
| Zones 4 U |
| Ru Litherland explores the many ways we can graze the urban jungle for food and resources |
| The Permaculture of Pensions |
| A creative look at how pensions of the future could ignore the FTSE 100 and invest in the community, with Jonathon Dawson |
| Walking Your Talk |
| Rebecca Laughton examines the challenges of balancing your ecological principles with hard work and personal health |
| A Bedtime Story |
| Learn how to make an organic wool duvet that will last for life with Stuart Anderson |
| Another Bedtime Story READ NOW |
| Our very own John Adams explains how a simple rag rug technique can be adapted to make wonderful rugs and underblankets |
| A Seed of Hope in a Civil War |
| In war torn Colombia a peace village is being born with permaculture design. It may save many lives. Leila Dregger explains |
| Yes, it is Rocket Science! |
| Jeremy Roth shares 25 years of practical research into building smokeless wood-fuelled cookers for use the world over |
| A Very Private Garden |
| Visit a secret garden in warm and windy Scotland on Holy Island with Alec and Dolkar |
| Are Ecovillages a Solution to the Coming Energy Famine |
| With Peak Oil on the near horizon, Jonathan Dawson provides valuable critical analysis |
| Aztek Terraces |
| Max Lindegger finds traces of an ancient civilisation that is being revived in Mexico |
| The Crash |
| Patrick Whitefield reflects on climate change, galloping consumerism and the value of permaculture |