Many days ago there was a dark and dingy dump, desecrated with detritus and dirty discards; dangerous and diseased.

We laboured and lugged, lifted lots of logs, let in the light, lured laughter to the land.

People prepared and planted pears and pomegranates, peaches, peas and passion fruit and plenty more in Permaculture paradise.

Much now grows as green regains the ground and greets grateful spirits gracefully in the garden.

The Apricot Centre is set in a 4 acre organic and permaculture designed garden growing fruit, flowers and salad for sale and food and fuel for the centre and home. It runs courses on the farm and outreach work into schools

A 6 year old inner city, community-driven forest garden which aims to demonstrate the incredible potential of creating multifunctional and resilient spaces from otherwise marginalised land through forest gardening.

A developing 16 acre permaculture smallholding enterprise in the hills of the Derbyshire Dales

Brighton Permaculture Trust are involved in several initiatives that encourage the growing, harvesting and eating of local food, whilst increasing diversity. Brighton Permaculture Trust are a local community food intiative.

Cecil Sharp House Permaculture Learning and Demonstration Garden is a decorative, ecological, edible low maintenance design inspired by the folk adage: one for the birds, one for the bugs and one for me which chimes very well with the permaculture values of earth care, people care, fair shares. It is based on working with the soil-food-web, wildlife and plants as co-gardeners to maintain health and fertility.

A productive and attractive permaculture garden made up of useful plants including fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers along with somewhere to sit and enjoy it.

The CountrySOLE Project is a green tourism and educational centre. The project aims to create a sustainable living system, utilizing natural, biodegradable, reused, and recycled materials and working with natural cycles.