Winter 2007 (PM 54)
| Edible gardening for the senses |
| Ru Litherland describes how to integrate edible flowers into a productive garden and also make it a commercial success for a box system |
| What future for traditional gardening? |
| Julian Rose explains why keeping small mixed farms alive is vital for all our futures and explains why Poland holds so much promise |
| Crafting an alternative yule |
| Learn how to make your own seasonal decorations for a more creative and grounded Yule with Glennie Kindred |
| The outdoor permaculture classroom |
| A forest garden can be a richly multifunctional and diverse edible learning space for schools! Dave Richards explains why |
| Natural insulation |
| An expanding family prompts woodsman, Ben Law, to extend his celebrated woodland house and test out the new range of ecological insulation on the market |
| Planting hope in Kenya |
| With relentless devastation becoming a norm in Kenya, Laurie Childers describes how one group are transforming their landscape into an economically and ecologically viable oasis |
| Permaculture people |
| Read about the unusual and very useful life of travelling teacher and volunteer, Tomas Remiarz |
| The Rebel Farmer, part II |
| Leila Dregger explains the principles behind the work of Sepp Holzer, one of the world’s greatest permaculturists and aquaculture specialist |
| The power of community |
| Are ecovillagers really green? Jonathan Dawson investigates the eco-footprints of two communities in New York State and Scotland |
| The Lady's Slipper, the Fat Baby and the Exploding Cucumber! |
| An irresistible plant profile of Achocha by Emma Cooper |
| Geomancy and permaculture |
| Alanna Moore introduces geomancy and explains why it is an ideal partner for permaculture design |