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Posted on Dec 12th, 2009 home title

Welcome to the new Permaculture Design web site. We are trying something new here and would love to have you give some feedback. We are combining our “regular site” and our relatively new blog into one. Welcome to Permaculture Design
We sincerely hope you can learn a little something by visiting and maybe take away a few seeds to plant on your own.
My contact information is ktopek@att.net and my phone number is 713-206-2400.
If there is something you would like to know, leave a comment and we will see if we can answer. We want to make our site YOUR site for everything Permaculture. Thanks again for your continued support.

Permaculture Design LLC specializes in beautifying urban spaces while guiding the owner in the decision process. We focus on increasing habitat thus providing more resources for urban wildlife. We also aid in design of edible gardens and tree species for human consumption.

We specialize in naturalized native & edible gardens, tree care services, permeable paving, rain gardens, ponds and fountains, drainage and irrigation and lighting.

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Human Resources says:

March 18, 2010 at 12:05 am

Your blog is so informative … keep up the good work!!!!
Industrial says:

March 18, 2010 at 2:27 am

Great articles & Nice a site….
Latricia Coombes says:

March 21, 2010 at 6:29 am

I care about your website very much. Will read more. Keep up to great writing on it. Thank you
Paula at CORE says:

July 5, 2010 at 2:53 pm

Your site is beautiful, simple and functional. It’s obvious you know a lot about ‘design’ !!

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What is Permaculture?

Permaculture is an approach to designing human settlements and perennial agricultural systems that mimics the relationships found in natural ecologies. It was first developed by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren and their associates during the 1970s in a series of publications. The word permaculture is a portmanteau of permanent agriculture, as well as permanent culture.

The intent was that, by rapidly training individuals in a core set of design principles, those individuals could design their own environments and build increasingly self-sufficient human settlements — ones that reduce society's reliance on industrial systems of production and distribution that Mollison identified as fundamentally and systematically destroying Earth's ecosystems.

While originating as an agro-ecological design theory, permaculture has developed a large international following. This "permaculture community" continues to expand on the original ideas, integrating a range of ideas of alternative culture, through a network of publications, permaculture gardens, intentional communities, training programs, and internet forums. In this way, permaculture has become both a design system and a culture of rewilding the human species.

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