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ORLANDO PERMACULTURE

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Practical Permaculture Fundamentals

Join us for Practical Permaculture Fundamentals, a through-the-seasons permaculture course that will help you become confident with the basics of permaculture and systems design. More information and registration is available on Eventbrite.

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Mission

To promote social and environmental change through educational programs which empower people to create more resilient and abundant communities using local resources and regenerative practices.

Exchanges

We gather each month for microclasses brought to you by the community.

Action Days & Workshops

It is our mission to empower those in community with gardens and knowledge.

Holistic Cooking Series

What do we do with the food we grow? Make tasty meals, of course!

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What Are We Up To?

We have a wonderful mix of local vendors tonight.

We have a wonderful mix of local vendors tonight. A one-stop-shop for all your spring gardening needs!

For sale tonight:
Locally adapted seeds, soil amendments, worm castings, organic hyper-local produce, and perennial vegetable and herb plants.

#supportlocalbussines
#greenbusinesses
#locallyadaptedseed
#perennialvegetables
#orlandopermaculture
#circulareconomy

This month's expert panel lineup continued. See yo

This month's expert panel lineup continued. See you Tuesday (12th) at 7pm at the Audubon Park Covenant Church.

3. Mason from Winter Park Urban Farm
Winter Park Urban Farm is a tiny, backyard market garden in Orlando, FL. We grow vegetables and microgreens that are offered through a CSA and farmer's markets. At our farm, we use regenerative farming practices that are sustainable and better for the environment. We focus on soil health and never use any synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.

4. Caitlin Fogarty from Regenerative Designs
Regenerative Designs is a local permaculture-inspired landscape business. We build edible landscapes that go beyond just producing food(though we are very passionate about increasing our town’s food sovereignty!). Through thoughtful ecological design, our landscapes can create biodiverse habitats for native insects, regenerate the local water cycle, mitigate flooding, drought, and city heat island issues as well as increase the joy and happiness we gain from spending time in our home landscape. Our team is a diverse set of native plant aficionados, plant geeks, and design specialists.

Caitlin, founder and lead designer, has a long history of working in organic agriculture, the nursery trade, and organizing with Orlando Permaculture.

Join this month for an exciting Q and A with local

Join this month for an exciting Q and A with local growers and expert permies. Check out our amazing lineup below. See you Tuesday (12th) at 7pm at the Audubon Park Covenant Church.

Kelli Varon from @seedthestars
Kelli is the co-creator of the local seed company Seed the Stars. She and her partner Ryan, focus on fostering regionally adapted open-pollinated seeds by selecting from their best-performing plants and starring varieties in their urban gardens of Central Florida.

She has previously worked as an apprentice organic farmer for a CSA in New Jersey, as a market gardener in North Carolina, a citrus grove worker in Dade City, and locally for an ornamental greenhouse and a fruit tree/edible plant nursery. She received her Permaculture Design Certification from Koreen Brennan of Grow Permaculture and currently volunteers for the Lake County Agricultural Extension Agency.
She’s excited to share her experience and learn from the members of Orlando Permaculture!

2. Mark Robinson from @revivalgardening .
Revival Gardening is a family-owned worm casting production business in Orlando, FL that specializes in living soils and organic soil amendments. They are a father and son operation that addresses soil health and food security on a local level. Mark was a former researcher with a passion for gardening who with the help of a gentleman named Jim Bennett, aka Clackamas Coot, turned his passion into a viable worm composting business. Mark and Christian are both Master Gardener Volunteers at the Orange County Extension Office and as Revival Gardening, they teach homeowners about vermicomposting to recycle their food waste to create organic and sustainable fertilizer.