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If you've been trying to find us at permacultureplants.com we're sorry.  We had our site stolen from under our eyes.  Not all links will necessarily work on this site straight away.  Please be patient.

We are now gearing up for a new round of design courses.  Please spread the word.  A printable flyer can be downloaded by clicking here.  All help with this is appreciated.

The rare palms from South America continue to grow.  The ones shown here are Parajubaea cocoides from Ecuador and Colombia.  They produce a miniature coconut that is edible.  The plant is unknown in the wild, only occurring in old Inca cities.  Hence the common name Quito palm.  We will soon reach 100 of these plants in the ground.  This should provide a breeding population as a resource to the whole planet.

Tim Flannery's book "The Weather Makers" has brought home to many people the need to act.  Permaculture is still the only solution in a single package.

Click below for more information on The Weather Makers.

The USA is currently spending the Earth's resources on death and destruction. 

Imagine a world where this kind of money was directed to Earth repair, health and education.