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with David Mudge
In this two hour introductory class we will explore:
- What is Permaculture?
- Why gardening as we know it is such hard work!
- Comforting wisdom from the forest for those who have a brown thumb.
- Gardening in limited space and time.
- Ways to create holistic landscape designs that are modeled after Nature, serving multiple functions in cooperation with human needs.
- Why exclusively planting “All Natives” may not always be our first choice.
- Gardens for food, sanctuary, beauty and nourishment of the Soul.
- Gardens that reconnect us with the Earth and consequently the Divine.
Permaculture has often been described as a 10,000 year old cutting edge technology. It embraces a set of techniques and principles for designing sustainable human settlements.
Come join David for a journey into the future of your garden.
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 David Mudge is a father of two, Landscape Artist, Reiki Master, and with his partner Teresa, the founder of a Tantra yoga community in the East Bay. He has owned a landscape business for 15 years and thrives through creativity and connection to the soil. This has evolved into a passion for sustainable, environmentally friendly landscape designs that mimic Natural systems.
A connection to Mother Earth began as David grew up on a farm in Devon, England. After studying Agriculture and Farm Business Management at college, he returned to run the family farm. His own growth directed him to study holistic health both in England and CA. David studied Horticulture at Diablo Valley College and Permaculture Design at Merritt College in Oakland.
David offers his creativity, life experience, gentleness of his Soul, respect for Mother Nature and a deep desire to bring Spirit to our Earthly experience.
Questions? Please call David at 925-286-7225
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| Introduction to Permaculture — 2009 |
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Saturday, February 21 |
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Wednesday, March 4 |
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1 to 3 pm — Feb. 21 |
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7 to 9 pm — Mar. 4 |
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| Where: |
Corte Madera Office |
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$15, paid four days prior;
$20 thereafter |
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Register by phone: 415-924-5483 |
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| Pre-Reg.: |
Preferred, not required. Drop-in okay. |
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