Plan your next garden, or your whole permaculture paradise using our new garden planner.
Place plants, draw shapes, and design guilds.
Design your garden
Swap seeds with people around the world, and connect through our secure messaging system. Search by plants, products, or the map.
Create an account, and get swapping.
Browse marketplace π°
Use our powerful search to find specific plants, or browse the library of over 8500 plant profiles.
Quickly and easily filter by plants hardiness zone, soil type, height, native range and dozens more.
Find plants π³
Record your day-to-day progress in the garden. Write an entry and upload pictures. Track plantings, germination, experiments and observations. Keep it private or share with the community!
Read the feed
Sort plants into want lists, design guilds, or just save them for later.
Give purpose to your lists by choosing which properties to show: germination details, edibility, growth habit, height, etc.
Browse listsPermapeople's mission is to empower people to grow food to feed themselves, their families, and local communities while regenerating the environment.
Learn moreWe like to think of Permapeople as a well-balanced ecosystem, where all input provides value for all other members of the system, whether directly or indirectly. More data means people growing plants successfully. More plants means happier earth. Happy earth = happy people. Provide edits, share images and plant info, or create profiles for missing plants.
Become a contributorRunning services is our most consistent cost, but we're working hard to grow the project, and we need your help. Any donations go towards server costs, organization services - like email and project management - and ideally towards paying one of our core members to take some time off their day job to contribute more directly to the project.
Donate to PermapeopleWe're a small international team of creative folks inspired by ecology, permaculture, food security, regenerative action and true sustainability. We work out of our gardens in Germany, Canada and Netherlands.
Get to know the project πA collaboration with Edible Acres and the community, highlighting interesting permaculture people you could (and should) know. It's a resourceful list of change-makers and thoughtful minds working to make the world a better/greener place.
Permaculture people you could know π€