For example, decide what section of the garden you are likely to spend the most time in and make sure you place it closest to your home to minimize your daily energy outputs. Use energy efficiently Considerable energy exists as the bi-product of other functions. This is when we need to carefully observe and use what is already out there. For example, instead of watering your garden from your tap, collect and store rainwater for later use. Diversity and connectivity builds stability Avoid failure of an entire season and strengthen your garden's durability by planting many different varieties of plants.
Plants count on each other to survive.
Through the use of companion planting , growth of certain species is strengthened, thus increasing the stability of the entire garden. If you apply the principles and methods of permaculture, you will most certainly have a closer, more effective and efficient relationship with your garden.