permaculture

[Sean Maley <semaley@yahoo.com>]

Gaia's Garden is great.  Considering that you live in CT, you may consider 
"Edible Forest Gardens" by Dave Jacke.  Dave lives nearby (MA, I think near 
Amherst) and you may actually bump into him in the course of learning.  For 
the same reason, being from CT, Gaia's Garden is still seems appropriate 
(Toby used to live nearby).

Edible Forest Gardens:
http://www.edibleforestgardens.com

The Northeastern USA specific email list:

http://lists.riseup.net/www/info/northeasternpermaculture
Dave Jacke participates there.


-Sean.

Jenny Katz <jennykatz@sbcglobal.net> wrote: A friend of mine--a young woman 
of 26 who has grown up here in  Connecticut farming conventionally (mostly 
fruit: apples, peaches,  plums, berries)--is planning on going into business 
for herself  designing edible landscapes. She knows nothing about 
permaculture,  

I was thinking about Gaia's Garden... would love  
other suggestions and ideas. Her birthday's coming up, and it's the  perfect 
time to get her something good...


       
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