When Liz Zorab purchased a house with 0.8 acres of paddock, she had a vision of growing as much organic produce as possible. This illustrated volume traces her pursuit of permaculture over the course of four years, from the creation of a composting system and establishing hedges as windbreaks to storing rainwater, keeping chickens, preserving the harvest and erecting a polytunnel.
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