Ally Richardson

Project Intro

This design is for the host and permaculture design site for Pikes Peak Permaculture’s 2024 Permaculture Design Certification Course. Having already hired a permaculture designer in the area, the family of four are in the beginning stages of creating the wool mill. They are eager to continue their journey of learning more permaculture solutions and interacting with the land to create forest gardens. 

Annually, multiple collaborations will occur on the farm, growing the site’s reputation for permaculture demonstrations and market gardening produce. Continuous garden care is ensured with a new farm manager and project manager for ongoing permaculture projects. Predator fencing prevents herbivory, while landscape and barn water sources guarantee the forest’s success.

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"The Forest Garden project, including a dye garden for processing wool, will be open for all visitors to see. This feature aims to attract additional stakeholders, such as supply chain partners and local retailers, to the business model."

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