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Permaculture Year Planner

Staying organised is one of the hardest aspects of a busy permaculture lifestyle, whether you live on a rural or urban property. Here is a quick reference to remind you of things that may need doing. I use this calendar and diary to keep track of what I'm doing and to reflect on what I've done in previous years. It's a work in progress!

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Planting guides are for a temperate zone only.

May Diary

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Zone 0 - all in the head!

 

Zone 1 - in and around the house

 

Zone 2 - in and around the garden

In the vegie garden

In the nursery

  • Take cuttings: encourage good roots to develop by dipping cut end in rooting hormone

Waterwise

In the garden

 

Zone 3 - poultry and orchard matters

  • Plant our ground covering herbs, such as yarrow and mint under fruit trees in zone 2 orchard.

Zone 4 - out and about the property, further afield

Zone 5 - wild things!

 

 

 


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