Re: New to permaculture

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• Subject: Re: New to permaculture
• From: bhaktin casey <brijbasi@ovnet.com>
• Date: 28 Sep 1996 01:51:23 GMT
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laustin@m1.interserv.com (Lynn Austin) wrote:
>
> I'm new to permaculture and am going to start a very small garden on my
> home lot in Altadena, CA.  But first, I need to read a basic book on
> permanculture.  Can anyone suggest a good place to begin?
> Lynn

try ordering abundant life's catalog. they're wonderful. they
offer a lot of books on sustainable, earth-conscious agriculture.
they also carry several endangered edible plant seeds and medicinal
herbs. they're very committed to their cause.
 address: abundant life seed foundation/ po box 772/ port townsend,
wa 98368
bhaktin casey
consider life---consider vegetarianism

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