With permaculture, a garden is designed to be as sustainable as possible – in other words, ecologically, socially and economically viable. Photo: Christin Klose/dpa
Not all gardens are sources of joy. Some are a constant headache. For example, gardens in which the plants don’t suit the location require a lot of gardening and even drive away native insects and birds. But there is an alternative: permaculture.
This involves designing a garden so that it is as sustainable as possible – one that is ecologically, socially and economically viable. While also suiting the homeowner.
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