Carol explains the day's schedule.

Work begins on the banana circle.

After the hole is dug, all the exposed soil is covered with newspaper.

Ross, Barry and John prepare to plant the bananas.

In a flash the bananas are planted and mulched.

The Hazelwoods with four Swedish travelers that participated in the Permablitz!

A bucket full of pebbles for the worm farm.

Preparing to use shade cloth as a filter in the worm farm.

Carol talks about the benefits of worm compost.

Everyone paid very close attention!

Release the worms!

Next thing you know, the local news turned up. By the time she left she was ready to join SustainaBundy!

Prepping the first layer of a no-dig garden.

Next is the mulch.

Camreay compost goes in next, then seed potatoes and broad beans were planted.

Dean runs a workshop on chickens in a permaculture system.

Chook!

Again, everyone listened intently.

Planting a fruit tree.

A large grassy area is mulched to make for more productive space!

A view from above. We've got plenty of SustainaBundy shirts on the line for new members!

A bamboo trellis is prepped to grow climbers.

The last planting of the day.

This guy and his adversary hung out around the back yard for a long time at the end of the Permablitz- they know a good site when they see one!