As Jake says in his post we need – we must have – an ecological frame of reference, one that puts life first. And because forest gardens embody and embed the natural world within them they invite us on a journey towards a different frame of reference, different ways of being, seeing and doing. A forest garden is a place to meet life extending itself to us and inviting us to collaborate and co-create beautiful places:
Gross Domestic Product is a pretty useless measure of a country’s prosperity, it’s time to factor in the true cost of economic activity by using life as the measure Trees on the boundary of the forest garden, very much aliveDon’t know much about ecology, don’t know much economics either but what I do know is…
gardens of delight 