Brad is a certified permaculture design specialist with a degree in Botany and Chemistry. He has been growing gardens and fruit trees for over twenty years, and has 20 years experience in the plumbing and irrigation world.
Amy is a certified herbalist and kitchen garden coach. She specializes in herb and kitchen gardens (mostly raised and container set ups), and concentrating on sacred gardening spaces and maximizing your yields and growth.
Brad and Amy believe that gardens have a synergy with the earth, and that is where permaculture aspects can be beneficial. Why constantly fight a weed if you can plant other things that can make it less opportunistic?
Nature has a balance and so we must work with and not against it.
Testimonials:
“I have always loved the words of wisdom on my gardens from Brad and Amy. I didn’t understand that some of my plants were working against each other, and when we got it all figured out, my gardens are happy again! Thank you!” ~ JOy
”Soil health is it! Brad helped me amend my soil. And plants! I needed help growing what grows best here in Texas. He gave me a list, where to put them, how to take care of them. I am a DIYer and he helped me get back to being in charge of my yard and garden” ~ Donavan
Amy’s Education & Experience Held:
MED, FNTP, BOARD CERTIFIED IN HOLISTIC NUTRITION, HERBALIST, Austere Medic (In disciplina)
Brad’s Education & Experience Held:
BAS Botany & Chemistry, Certified Permaculture Design, over 20 years garden experience
On the Liferoot Garden & Permaculture Blog:
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