2 Dec 2010

Connie Van Dyke’s Tabor Tilth: Permaculture in the City

Posted by Jake

This is such a lovely “urban” food forest.

It’s easy to do this. No green thumb needed.

Permaculture design…makes it EASY!!!

Thanks Connie. It’s beautiful!

Tags: closed loop , Connie Van Dyke , grow your own food , harvest , permaculture , Portland , tabor tilth , urban food forest

Zaph Mann

Very nice, enjoy the solstice, as will we.

Zaph & Tereza
Fox Belly Farm

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Connie Van Dyke’s Tabor Tilth: Permaculture in the City

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