Permablitz #213 – Belgrave Heights
It was a fine Spring day that saw almost thirty people arrive in Belgrave Heights to help Kate and Tina get their permaculture garden under way…
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Pascoe Vale – 4 years later
Four years ago, Fuchsia’s garden was transformed into an edible oasis, with chickens, swales, no-dig gardens, native trees and more… and you should see it now!
Permablitz #194 – Eltham North
The sweltering day was made cooler by the enclave of native vegetation throughout Anne-Marie’s Eltham property, enabling the volunteers to complete their edible garden, with compost bays, swales, a pond and more!
Seed dating Permabee
Lovely hosts, lovely Blitzers and lovely weather. Put them together and everything was now in place for the first ever seed dating Permabee!
Permablitz #177 Surrey Hills
The weather was perfect on this January Sunday afternoon in Surrey Hills, cloudy and not too hot. We joined Melissa and her small family to transform her garden into a place that she always...
Permablitz #176 – Lower Plenty
Set on a beautiful hillside surrounded by nature and parks this blitz had everything a Permie loves: Excellent hosts, eager Blitzers, water catchments, slope, fruit trees, something to keep the children occupied and swales!
Permablitz 156 in Mill Park
We are back for another Blitz in the Mill Park Food Forest. On a partially sunny Sunday on the 16 March 2014 12 people and an Irish wolfhound shared good moments among the trees....
Permablitz #71 – Moonee Ponds
Over at MooIMadeIt.com Angela has been reporting on a host of blitzes over the last few months. Here’s a sample from Moonee Ponds… Check out the blog for more! Well I did say I...
Word from Uganda’s Permablitz #1
Uganda Permablitz #1 was held on February 28th at the home of Mathias and Ted and their four children, in the village of Ssanje. Ssanje is less than one kilometre from Sabina School and...
Permablitz #45 – West Preston
Despite the gentle rain, at least 40 people turned up right from the beginning at Alastair and Susie’s front yard with many more coming through over the day. Too many people and oh dear...
