I still don't fully understand why we can't grow popular vegetables, but I am accepting the fact that we can't.
One by one, we are learning to incorporate more exotic to us local plants into our meals.
We're always learning, growing, and constantly adapting to new challenges and opportunities.
It takes time and commitment to create a permaculture system that is productive and resilient.
The most rewarding aspect of learning permaculture principles is that we see ourselves as part of the natural world. And... what beautiful world it is!
Permaculture is a long-term approach to design and management, and it requires patience, perseverance, and a willingness to learn from our countless mistakes.
We have to adjust our expectations, rather than trying to force it to be something it's not.
Practicing permaculture is physically demanding. We spend long hours working outside getting our hands dirty.
I have learned to respect dirty hands, and when I see the, gratitude fills my heart.
But despite the challenges, this lifestyle is incredibly rewarding.
We connect with nature and in exchange we build strength, health, and resilience.
We're not just growing food, shade or rebuild soil; we're growing a better future for ourselves and for generations to come.
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