From Monoculture to Permaculture…Beyond Organic in Ireland!

Posted April 10, 2011

Posted in Abundance, Bealtaine Cottage, Climate, Country Living, Ecology, Food, Gaia, Garden, Growing Food, Ireland, Leitrim, Organic Garden, Permaculture, Roscommon, Sligo, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized

From monoculture grass and cows to Pear blossom on an April evening…Permaculture.

Where once was a field covered in grass and rushes, there is now an orchard and…permaculture.

Blackthorn blossom through the arch…

The barbed wire that once bordered this area by the cottage is gone, replaced with a new border…of plants and trees…permaculture!

And permaculture paths where you have to duck to avoid the swooping birds…

3 thoughts on “From Monoculture to Permaculture…Beyond Organic in Ireland!”

Posted May 17, 2011 at 6:03 pm by annisveggies

You have a beautiful garden / small holding.
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Thanks for visiting Bealtaine! Good Wishes, Colette!

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Posted April 12, 2011 at 7:49 am by diana

Its looking so green and healthy, and the best part is that it can only get better (but not so beautifully welcome)

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- Posted April 12, 2011 at 7:52 am by Permaculture Blog
  
  Diana, you are welcome to visit and it would be great to meet you!
  Colette
  
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