Hey folks. Permaculture design is not pretty gardening with nicer words. It is a way to arrange a site so water, energy, plants, structures, and people support each other with less fight.
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The internet sells pretty techniques. Tips without design give patchy results. Full design training means the internationally recognized 14-chapter map, for any climate.
Design means you decide placement on purpose. Where water slows. Where access runs. Where food grows relative to the kitchen. Observe first. Then plan. Then implement in stages you can steward.
Ethics steer the why. Principles steer decisions when tradeoffs appear. Methods turn that into maps, overlays, zones, sectors, and staged build-outs. A PDC packages that into an internationally recognized 14-chapter curriculum.
Water, energy, living systems, built elements, and people. Miss people and the perfect design dies in year two.
Mulch, sheet mulch, and swales are techniques. Design asks whether that technique belongs here, in this sequence, for this climate trend, with this labor budget. Pick a teacher who covers all 14 chapters.
Free Intro: https://www.p3permaculture.ca/free-introduction-to-permaculture-on-demand-course
Eco-luxury gardening: https://www.p3permaculture.ca/eco
PDC Essential: $1,022 CAD tax-in, or 6 monthly payments of $200. Equal payments. No fake $898 price. 30-day money-back window.
Accelerator (scarce): $4,997 or 12×$497; stack worth $8,697. Most people start Essential first.
If Essential is not the right fit after you start, use the 30-day money-back window. Soft ask only.
No. Tips are tools. Design chooses which tools, where, and in what order.
An internationally recognized 14-chapter curriculum across climates, water, soils, trees, earthworks, aquaculture, social systems, and more.
Yes. Including climates that are shifting. Same logic. Different plant palette and water strategy.
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