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MJ

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Permaculture Designer and Business Owner

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Join date: Sep 18, 2025

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The Author of the Chronically Tired Gardener. I am a spoonie, a homesteader, and a Permaculture Designer. I completed my Permaculture Design Certificate in 2025 but have been practicing permaculture for 6+ years and gardening since I was old enough to pull weeds. I am a member of the Permaculture Institute of North America and excited to share my lessons, projects, trials and errors with you all! Thank you for supporting me and my business!

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Apr 1, 20268 min
Preparing for the Orchard
Come along and join be while I turn my rocky hillside into an orchard! Permaculture and lazy gardening style! Photo of Future Orchard My husband and my big dream for our property is to one day have a permaculture orchard! I have studied, practiced and worked for years to attempt to do this in the least distructive and natural way while putting all of my permaculture knowledge to the test. I am so excited to get started and I hope everyone follows along with me! This is a 3-5-year project,...

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Mar 27, 20263 min
Grow Smarter, Not Harder: A Free Mini-Lesson in Companion Planting
2024 Garden During a Rain Fall. Shows Companion Planting set up in a garden, including 3 sister guild in the center. If you've ever wondered why some plants thrive side by side while others seem to struggle, you're about to unlock one of gardening's oldest secrets: companion planting. What Is Companion Planting? Companion planting is the practice of growing certain plants together so they can support each other. Some plants repel pests, others attract pollinators, and some improve the soil...

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Mar 24, 20266 min
Helpful Tips for Managing Low Spoons in Permaculture
Permaculture offers a sustainable way of gardening that harmonizes with nature. However, when energy levels dip, maintaining a permaculture garden can feel overwhelming. The concept of “spoons” refers to the limited energy we each have, and when those spoons run low, it's essential to conserve our energy while still nurturing our gardens. In this post, we'll explore practical strategies for managing permaculture gardening when you're feeling low on energy. Assessing Your Energy Levels...

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