Come visit the Bee Oasis Urban farm and permaculture demonstration Garden. Experience the 20 years of Permaculture additions….from a xeriscape landscape to a food production homesite.
Take a 90-minute tour of a family-run urban farm in Tempe. Join us to see a farm rooted in sustainability, community, and abundant growing in the low desert. During this guided experience, you’ll also explore a thriving market garden & seedling production area growing climate-adapted vegetable starts using permaculture principles.
Curious about transforming your yard, community, or life through permaculture? Join longtime teachers and practitioners Don Titmus and Greg Peterson for an engaging, 1-hour live chat all about the Permaculture Design Course (PDC) offered at Permaculture.net.
In the Rosie on the House radio show, there is a dedicated hour for questions and answers about growing food in the local desert. On the fourth Saturday of each month, Farmer Greg will talk about all aspects of gardening and urban farming in the Arizona climates...
Curious about transforming your yard, community, or life through permaculture? Join longtime teachers and practitioners Don Titmus and Greg Peterson for an engaging, 1-hour live chat all about the Permaculture Design Course (PDC) offered at Permaculture.net.
Join us for a monthly discussion featuring diverse voices from across the permaculture landscape. Each month, a new teacher will share 30–35 minutes of core concepts—rooted in ethics, principles, and practical action—followed by lively Q&A and a few parting seeds to plant in your own life.Whether you're just discovering permaculture or seeking to reconnect with its deeper patterns, these sessions are an ideal mycelial touchpoint to local PDCs and global movements alike!
Need assistance planning your garden or orchard? Schedule a one-on-one call with Farmer Greg himself who will give the benefits of a personalized property analysis without the added cost of […]
The Pop Up General Store will be open the morning of Saturday, April 18th to help you prepare for Summer. We will have our familiar bagged soils, fertilizers, woody mulch, and other urban farming supplies for purchase*.
Next, we turn to global seed storage and the industrial world’s seed bank system: CGIAR. Each year, roughly 90,000–100,000 seed samples are distributed to researchers, breeders, and farmers under the framework of the International Plant Treaty. We’ll look at what this system is designed to do — and ask how that compares with how it actually functions in today’s world.
An informative class to help you create an easy to install, professional farmer style, watering system for your gardens and backyard orchards. Q&A period available.
We’ll examine the global framework governing seed ownership, control, and distribution. How are seeds meant to move from smallholder farmers in the Global South to institutions and corporations in the Global North? Who benefits — and who decides? These conversations aren’t abstract policy discussions. They shape what we plant, what we eat, and what future generations will inherit.
Join Bill McDorman and Greg Peterson for a fun and informative discussion on Seeds, Seed Culture, and Building seed resiliency,
