Designing systems that capture and recycle resources, such as rainwater harvesting and greywater use. Key Techniques for the Home Scale
Viewing the yard as a collection of interconnected parts where every element—plants, soil, water, and wildlife—serves multiple functions. Gaia's Garden, Second Edition: A Guide To Home-...
Groups of plants that support one another, often centered around a fruit tree to maximize yield and soil health. Designing systems that capture and recycle resources, such
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Designing layered, perennial gardens that mimic the structure of a young forest while producing fruits, nuts, and herbs. Shopping and Availability
Using swales (shallow ditches on contour) and ponds to catch and store water directly in the landscape.