10th – 24th July 2011 To be lead by environmental consultant and author Graham Bell http://grahambell.org/ The Course Costs £755 (cheaper options can be arranged) Covering all course materials, accommodation, breakfast and Lunch. To inquire or to book a place, contact Laganvalley Permaculture. Telephone: 0757 7979 057 or email: info@laganvalleypermaculture.co.uk This timely course will [...]
Recent Articles
Emma Cooper Book Review
Below is an excerpt from a review of my popular book by Emma Cooper: My new plan for the garden is to take it further down the low input/ high output route. The inputs I am particularly looking to reduce at the moment are the time I spend doing things like potting on and planting [...]
Continue →Slovenian Interview 1
This is the first of my Slovenian interviews on permaculture. 1. Permaculture is a kind of worldview. Can you describe your vision of a better world as a permaculture author? What are the main problems affecting the modern world? What are the solutions? Permaculture is a design discipline. The extent to which it becomes a [...]
Continue →Slovenian Interview 2
Below is an excerpt from my interview from Borut and Slavica Jesenovec in Slovenia. Tips for a Greener Garden: Even the smallest patch of earth can be transformed into a gorgeous and fertile garden when you are working in harmony with nature. If you do, it can produce a lot more than just your basic needs, [...]
Continue →Open Garden September 2010
We are having a second open day for 2010 on Saturday September 18th 11am-4pm here in the Scottish Borders. There is no charge for entry, but we welcome donations. These are in aid, once again, of Friends of African Nursing. We provide some lunch without charge and invite visitors to bring food to share. We [...]
Continue →Marvellous Mole
Do moles really damage your garden? or is it: “To make a mountain of a mole-hill ” as the quote by H F Ellis suggests Sadly if it wasn’t for the “Mole Hill” most of us would not even know of the existence of the humble mole. However, it was due to the habit of moles [...]
Continue →




