Desert permaculture design

New to permaculture and to this forum so I would like to say hi and introduce myself. Anyways and hope for some input.

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Gabions are one of the crucial feature elements of dry land landscape water harvesting design. A gabion is a leaky rock dam wall built in a wadi, valley canyon or water flow, at a point where there wo

All gardens can benefit from embracing simple permaculture methods like the chop and drop method of mulching. Get started with these plants!

One rock dams are essential in the desert! Learn what they are, why they are important, and how to build one.

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Outside the fence On August 6, 2010 Craig Mackintosh posted on my initial consultancy for the site I

I've estimated that we could plant about 2,000 prickly pear around our perimeter fence and within 3-5 years, it will be an impenetrable wall of spines. Here's a few of the different fruits and species in our area:.