2. Nitrogen
Fixing Plants

3. Bacteria ‘nodules’
growing on roots of
Nitrogen Fixing plant
•
•
Fungus is the glue of
the soil.
90% of plants have an
association with a
mychorrizal fungi

5. Use of Biological Resources
Chicken Tractor
Weeding
Fertilizing
Tilling

7. Dill- Umbelliferous Family
Daisy-Aster Family with Lady Bugs
Biological ResourcesBeneficial Insects

8. Energy
Cycling
Source
To
Sink

10. Small Scale
Intensive
20 million Victory Gardens
in 1943
They were producing 41%
of the vegetables being
consumed in the USA

11. Food Not Lawns
A house with two cars, a dog, and a
lawn uses more resources and energy
than a village of 2000 Africans.

13. Natural Forest
Diversity
Forest Gardening

14. Forest Gardening

15. Avocado-Canopy
ComfreyHerbaceous
ElderberrySub Canopy

16. Currants-Shrub Layer
Purslane-Ground Cover
SunchokePassion Fruit- Vine
Rhizosphere

17. Time and Plant Stacking

18. Time and Plant Stacking

19. Time and Plant Stacking

21. Time and Plant Stacking

22. Time and Plant Stacking

23. Time and Plant Stacking

24. Time and Plant Stacking

25. Time and Plant Stacking

26. Time and Plant Stacking

27. Time and Plant Stacking

28. Acceleratin
g
Succession

29. Orchard with swale and N2 fixers

30. Edible Landscaping- Diversity
Calcium
levels
about
ten
times as
much as
banana
or apple
PawPawAsimina
triloba

31. Edible Landscaping
High Vitamin C
Content
Corneilian
CherryCornus mas

32. Edible Landscaping
Saskatoon
BerryAmelanchier
alnifolia
Higher levels of
protein, fat, and
fiber than most
other fruit

33. Edible Landscaping
Remarkable high
antioxidant activity
Black ChokeberryAronia
melanocarpa

34. Edible Landscaping
Hardy kiwiActinidia
polygama
Rich in
Antioxidants
Vitamin E
content
twice that of
Avocado
and 60% of
calories

37. Providing
Physical Shelter
(PPS)
Providing Nutrients (PN)
Assist in Pest Control (APC)
Guild
Design
Reducing Root Competition (RRC)

38. Central Element- Paw Paw
Cana Lily- PN, APC, PPS, RRC, ED
Echinecea- APC, MD
Comfrey- PN, APC, RRC,
PPS, ED, MD
Horseradish- PN, PPS, ED
Jerusalem Artichoke- PN,
APC, RRC, PPS, ED
Goats Rue- PN, PPS, ED

39. Edge
Effect

40. Edge Effect

41. Least Change for
Greatest Affect

42. •Cover Cropping
Don’t fight the
weeds, grow
the weeds !

43. •Mulching
Feeds Soil Organisms
Regulates Soil Temperature
and Humidity
Protects from Erosion

44. Tree Crops

45. Urban
Permaculture

47. The Design Process

48. Contact Doug @ cdoug_e@hotmail.com and visit his website at
www.treeyopermaculture.wordpress.com/