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“In our society, single use is the name of the consumerism game.
Gadgets abound, and specialization is the key. Granted, I like some gadgets here and there, and I can’t argue that my handy dandy New Zealand fence energizer can weed my garden or make pesto.
But if you look around you can probably find places, things, or buildings that can be used more than once throughout the year to make or save you money, by making the spaces more productive. In permaculture this is called stacking – in other words it just makes sense.
I went back through some old posts and have put together a time-line of some of our spaces here…”
