Hey folks. You do not need acres to start a permaculture garden. You need observation, a small plan, and one bed you will actually finish. Here is a start path from tiny space to yard, without pretending one climate is the whole story.
DRAFT — unpublished. Soft CTAs only.
Tips are easy. A full design map is not. Many courses skip chapters, stay cold-only, or sell a pattern as the whole system.
Watch sun, shade, wind, and water for a week if you can. Small space: which corner gets real light? Yard: where does water sheet or pool? Design from that. Not from a shopping cart.
One raised bed. One guild. One water fix. Small and slow beats a ripped-up lawn you abandon in August.
Mulch. Compost. Cover bare dirt. Water is the make-or-break. Plant in relationships, not rows only. Design for the climate you have and the one coming. This is not a Zone 3–6-only hobby.
When tips stop being enough, get the full 14-chapter PDC map. Many teachers skip chapters. Pick someone who covers all 14.
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. Start with observation, one small zone, and a bed you will finish.
No. Design for any climate, including climate that is changing.
When tips stop being enough and you want the full 14-chapter design map.
P3 Permaculture · DRAFT Wave A batch 2 · unpublished