Receive a free companion plant guide when you
sign up for our newsletter, Permaculture Pulse.
Receive a free companion plant guide when you sign up for our newsletter, Permaculture Pulse.
– Owner and Writer, Couch to Homestead
When his local grocery stores ran out of food at the height of the pandemic, Tyler started Couch to Homestead. He researches and writes for this site, studies Permaculture Design at Oregon State University, and helps others go from the couch to the homestead.
Over the past 3 years, I’ve scoured books, courses, and videos and studied Permaculture Design at Oregon State University to discover the masters’ methods for growing fruit trees.
The goal? To keep fruit trees alive long enough so they can mature and become independent. This means being as hands-off as possible, with little to no fertilization and irrigation needed.
If you don’t think this is possible—master gardeners are already doing it!
And I’m giving you the manual.
Here’s a sneak peek of my ebook’s chapters:
The release date is this fall, but in the meantime, sign up to get notified of any updates. I’ll also send you my two free guides on fruit trees.
Supercharge your garden with the power of companion planting. An Organic Companion Planting Guide breaks down everything you need to know about companion planting, from boosting pollination to fixing nitrogen. It also shows you the friends (and foes) of the most popular 100 companion plants.
