Permaculture Design: Raised Beds and Food Forest

Framed by historic live oak trees in cozy Lockhart, limestone raised beds and a mandala-designed food forest honor resourceful permaculture tenets to nourish families and wildlife. New gardener Donna Daniels and husband Len Gabbay grew from Austin Permaculture Guild co-director Taelor Monroe’s design and berm and swales that direct rainwater to perennial food, flowers, and fruit trees.
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[@hkbax]

this is so inspiring, even for someone with a tiny yard!

[@rogerspaulding6569]

Quarried stone raised beds? NICE!

[@limitlessends]

Those beds are to die for! 🤩

[@New-Hat-Gardening]

Beautiful gardens 🤠

[@heart_beat_s354]

Done in only 3 years. Amazing! It's beautiful, practical, and life-giving for humans and nature.

[@limitlessends]

BEAUTIFUL garden. Omg how amazing to do that in three years.

[@mdfill9898]

Love the raised beds, Donna!

[@rachelcarter8669]

Love it! Your garden inspires me everyday!

[@landscapedesignmanagement]

Love it 😍

[@robertberry3394]

Don’t listen to the negative, everyone knows how to do it perfect, and if you don’t do it that way your just wrong.

[@joansmith3492]

makes permaculture look a bit airy fairy which it is not.