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Urban Permaculture Tour that Demonstrates the Scope of Possibilities

Urban permaculture holds amazing possibilities for more sustainable communities. Not only does it produce food, but it reused waste -- from weeds to limbs to rabbit poop and even human waste.

How?

That's the secret. Permaculture isn't easy, or simple. Yet it is self-sustaining. Permaculture is learning what nature has been trying to teach so for... well forever!

This video does a really nice job of introducing you to the practicalities and possibilities of urban permaculture for productive landscaping.

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Tabor Tilth is a self-sufficient home in Oregon. Developed by Connie Van Dyke, this urban garden and working urban farm shows how valuable just 1/5 of an acre can be!