Farming Naturally: Resilient Roots Shares the Wisdom of Permaculture

Peach trees here are interplanted with several different support plants that attract beneficial insects, provide nutrients, and shade the soil, keeping the peach trees moist and weed free. Photo courtesy Resilient Roots.
section of a permaculture design that includes trees, shrubs, vines and groundcover, all working together so all can thrive. Photos courtesy Resilient Roots.
Resilient Roots offers farming classes for children to learn the basics and have fun. a class setting shiitake mushroom spawn into logs.
Kristie Kapp, founder and president of Resilient Roots, leads a seed starting workshop.
helping out with the sheep shearing
participants in a Permablitz learning about the layers for sheet mulching
watering cardboard, the first layer of sheet mulching
garlic planted in the fall comes up in early spring. Photos courtesy Resilient Roots.