I have been posting a few videos to youtube about my own experience with gardening in temperate climate Ireland, with permaculture being a philosophy central to the way I like to keep my garden. One of the earliest videos I posted was about my first attempt at permaculture style gardening in my parents back garden. I have since then put up a lot of videos with the focus being showing what is in flower over different months of the year and putting these in play lists for each month, as I think this is useful for people wanting to get ideas for what to plant to help pollinators, particularly if there are months where their own garden might be lacking in flowers.

I also did a series of videos on a vegetable plot using no-dig principles that I started last year. I am extending this area and trying some new seeds for the first time this year but I also would be interested in posting some more video material related to permaculture. I studied plant science at the local university and have been gardening for over three decades now so I think I have some knowledge of gardening techniques that are worth sharing.

I think making our gardens somewhere that is welcoming to wildlife is essential for a healthy environment and I want to encourage this type of gardening. Some promoters of permaculture seem to go off in tangents of technical design principles and rigid designs while I think observation and adaptation to our surroundings is key to making our gardens work well and be a nice place for us and nature. Some suggestions on what people would be interested in learning more about would be much appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to read this and any ideas you might be able to offer.

Happy gardening!