Local Garden “Permablitzes” in New Port Richey

Local Garden “Permablitzes” in New Port Richey

The Nature Coast Real Food Project held a Permablitz at the home of Faye and John Kropik on Saturday, June 14. What is a Permablitz? It’s like an old fashioned barn raising where a group of neighbors get together to create or expand someone’s garden. The term comes from Permaculture which is the design system used to create edible landscaping and to grow food without synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. The Real Food Project holds monthly Permablitz events and will be having free educational events on chemical-free food, food preserving, seed saving and other garden and healthy eating related topics.

Visit their Facebook page for more information. 

Submitted by Audrey Voss

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1 thought on “Local Garden “Permablitzes” in New Port Richey

  1. Good to see this outstanding commitment to local food production, community enrichment, and cultural resiliency.

    Our Best To All Involved,

    Dell deChant
    for Friendship Farms & Fare
    Folks interested in the Friendship Farms & Fare project can contact us through the 3F website. http://www.fffsite.org/

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