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Hey folks, I am new here and to permaculture. Can anyone tell me if there is any where in NC to get guidence on permaculture. Thanks.
 
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Hi Chris,
I am from North Carolina also, I'm not sure where you are located but there is a permaculture village located near Asheville. I haven't visited it but from the looks of their website it looks like a very good place. I have put it on my list of places to visit. You can visit their site here, http://www.earthaven.org/
 
              
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Thanks for the reply Charley. I live in Apex. I will check out the web site though.
 
                        
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I'm in Raleigh.  I would say I garden a lot and aspire to permaculture

I first heard about permaculture from a professor at State- Will Hooker.  I haven't taken any of his classes, but I've joined in on one of his classes which toured his home garden- it was a huge inspiration. 

Here's an article from treehugger about Will.  http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/04/biomimicry_for.php

Feel free to send me an email! I would love so swap plants and designs.
 
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