How & Why We Build a Mandala Garden - The Permaculture Research Institute

How & Why We Build a Mandala Garden - The Permaculture Research Institute

Mandala gardens will be a series of keyhole beds. How and why we permaculturalists choose to use them. In this particular rendering of the mandala garden, we will also be using the sheet mulching technique in order to create the growing spaces, how and why we sheet mulch on the post.
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