Joylynn Hardesty

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Joy discovered Permaculture in 2015. Thanks, Paul! And suddenly the vast expanse of grass began to shrink. Her hubby is appreciative, as mowing is not fun for her guy.
Joy is designing her permaculture paradise from the edges. Fumbling and stumbling all the way. She successfully grows weeds and a few fruits and veggies in the humid Mid-south.
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Due to winter mortality, I stubbornly state, zone 7a Tennessee
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Eric Thomas wrote:Just remember, you're not buying a tool, you're getting married to a battery



Isn't there a Permie thread about using adapters between batteries and tools of different brands? Just now, I didn't find it.
3 days ago
It sounds like you want the central leader form for your tree. This article has some good diagrams as to how it is done.
https://www.fast-growing-trees.com/blogs/plant-care-guides/fruit-trees-101-pruning
6 days ago
We got an off brand one on clearance for under $30. Hunny felled a couple 10 inch diameter trees and declared it paid for itself! This one sounds like a toy. A toy on its last gasp. I'm sure we'll kill it with another few hours of use.
6 days ago
Gasp! The triangle window "air conditioner"!
1 week ago
Anyone know when each brand tends to run their sales? I'm leaning towards makita myself.
1 week ago

...but we do get lots of tasty leaves, bloom stems and stalks. Harvested at the right time the stalks are very good.



Can you please describe when is the right time? How do they look?
1 week ago
I only had a minute to investigate...

Looks like the live stream was recorded and is available for replay. Yay!


I share a brand-new version of my original Permaculture Voices talk. This one is now called 45 Permaculture Solutions. It builds on and updates my earlier “72 Bricks to Build a Better World,” focusing on practical, proven, low-tech systems that solve real problems for homesteaders and land stewards.

During the session, I dive into solutions like rocket mass heaters, rocket cooktops and ovens, passive greenhouses, wofatis, hugelkultur, humus wells, willow feeders, dry outhouses, solar food dehydrators, stealth ponds, sealing ponds without liners, roundwood timber framing, landrace gardening, skiddable structures, and hay box cookers. These are systems I’ve tested, refined, and argued about for years, and in this webinar, participants don’t hold back. They grill me on what works, what fails, and why these approaches beat conventional solutions in cost, durability, and ecological sense… and so much more.



I do all my stuff from my phone now. I really have no desire to learn mobile methods. So, I clicked on the hady dandy desktop view button, and all the tools I already know how to use are there. Yay!

Scoll aaallll the way to the bottom of the.mobile page and click the button. It is near Paul's name.