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Constantin Furtuna owns a thriving ecological garden in the rural area of Moldova. He discovered permaculture ten years ago and since then, it has become his passion and lifestyle.

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Permaculture at Home Garden
We can live in a more natural and environmentally friendly
way and significantly improve our quality of life.

Ethics:
Care of Earth,
Care of People
& Fair Share
1. Observe & Interact
2. Catch & Store Energy
3. Obtain A Yield
4. Apply Self Regulation &
Accept Feedback
5. Use and Value Renewable
Resources & Services
6. Produce No Waste
7. Design from Patterns to Details
8. Integrate Rather
Than Segregate
9. Use Small &
Slow Solutions
10. Use & Value
Diversity
11. Use Edges & Value
the Marginal
12. Creatively Use &
Repond To Change
Permaculture Ethics & Principles

Permaculture from who to learn.
The word permaculture originally
referred to "permanent
agriculture" but was
expanded to stand also for
"permanent culture,“
First experts in Permaculture:
 Bill Mollison (Australia)
 David Holmgren (Australia)
 Sepp Holzer (Austria)
 Masanobu Fukuoka (Japan)
 Geoff Lawton (USA)
 Paul Wheaton (USA)
 Kurdiumov Nicolai Ivanovichi(UA)
 Bublik Boris Andreevichi (UA)

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Welcome to EcoCostel Garden !!!

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2013 new beginning for a great change in my garden.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants.

Permaculture and home garden.
Insect Hotel and bee house. I host so many varieties of useful insects.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants, growing letuce.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants, concert of flowers.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new design in my garden, diversity of plants and vegetables parcels.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 growing new plants for vegetable garden.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 organic seeds collected at EcoCostel Garden.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2022 organic seeds package, collection of 75 varieties.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new sustainable design and diversity of plants.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 growing flowers the beauty of nature for us and insects.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring 2020 new sustainable design for growing berries.

Permaculture and Home Garden.
Spring and Summer 2014 view of apricot trees.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2022 garden view.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2022 vegetable harvest.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2014 Healthy diet and growing own food.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer time Healthy diet and growing own food.

Permaculture and home garden.
Time to preserve food for winter when growing own food.

Permaculture and home garden.
Time to dry herbs and flowers for winter.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2014 garden view, sun terrace.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2013-2022 vegetable harvest and garden view.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2014-2022 Berries bushes.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2014-2022 Fruit trees.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2022 Fig tree, exotic plants at EcoCostel garden.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2022 Moldovan Landscape View of Grapevines.

Permaculture and home garden.
Summer 2022 Moldova 1 news channel
Interview at EcoCostel Garden.

Permaculture and home garden.
Autumn 2013-2022 new collors and harvest in the garden.

Permaculture and home garden.
Autumn 2013-2022 vegetable harvest.

Permaculture and home garden.
Autumn 2013-2022 year, new harvest of vegetables.

Permaculture and home garden.
Year 2013-2022 Wild edible plants.

Permaculture and home garden.
Beauty and magic of Winter time

Permaculture and home garden.
Winter 2013 when nature has free time shows us her beauty.

Permaculture and home garden.
Animals our tailed friends.

Permaculture and home garden.
Traveling for Gardening in France

Permaculture and home garden.
Hosting Travelers and volunteers at EcoCostel

Permaculture and home garden.
My Postcard

This are my 10 years of Permaculture
experience at home garden...
I continue to work in collaboration with nature.
Discover here more of my activities,
Photos andarticles of my gardening experience at:
www.EcoKostel.com
Youtube,Facebook, Instagram, Telegram channel : Eco Costel
Are you interested in learning more about Permaculture than keep in touch,
my skype: constantinlang
Thank you!

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1. Permaculture at Home Garden We can live in a more natural and environmentally friendly way and significantly improve our quality of life.

2. Ethics: Care of Earth, Care of People & Fair Share 1. Observe & Interact 2. Catch & Store Energy 3. Obtain A Yield 4. Apply Self Regulation & Accept Feedback 5. Use and Value Renewable Resources & Services 6. Produce No Waste 7. Design from Patterns to Details 8. Integrate Rather Than Segregate 9. Use Small & Slow Solutions 10. Use & Value Diversity 11. Use Edges & Value the Marginal 12. Creatively Use & Repond To Change Permaculture Ethics & Principles

3. Permaculture from who to learn. The word permaculture originally referred to "permanent agriculture" but was expanded to stand also for "permanent culture,“ First experts in Permaculture:  Bill Mollison (Australia)  David Holmgren (Australia)  Sepp Holzer (Austria)  Masanobu Fukuoka (Japan)  Geoff Lawton (USA)  Paul Wheaton (USA)  Kurdiumov Nicolai Ivanovichi(UA)  Bublik Boris Andreevichi (UA)

4. Permaculture and Home Garden. Welcome to EcoCostel Garden !!!

5. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2013 new beginning for a great change in my garden.

6. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2013 new beginning for a great change in my garden.

7. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants.

8. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants.

9. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants.

10. Permaculture and home garden. Insect Hotel and bee house. I host so many varieties of useful insects.

11. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants.

12. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants, growing letuce.

13. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new view in my garden, diversity of plants, concert of flowers.

14. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new design in my garden, diversity of plants and vegetables parcels.

15. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 growing new plants for vegetable garden.

16. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 growing new plants for vegetable garden.

17. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 organic seeds collected at EcoCostel Garden.

18. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2022 organic seeds package, collection of 75 varieties.

19. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2022 organic seeds package, collection of 75 varieties.

20. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new sustainable design and diversity of plants.

21. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 growing flowers the beauty of nature for us and insects.

22. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 growing flowers the beauty of nature for us and insects.

23. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring 2020 new sustainable design for growing berries.

24. Permaculture and Home Garden. Spring and Summer 2014 view of apricot trees.

25. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 garden view.

26. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 vegetable harvest.

27. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 vegetable harvest.

28. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014 Healthy diet and growing own food.

29. Permaculture and home garden. Summer time Healthy diet and growing own food.

30. Permaculture and home garden. Time to preserve food for winter when growing own food.

31. Permaculture and home garden. Time to dry herbs and flowers for winter.

32. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 vegetable harvest.

33. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 vegetable harvest.

34. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014 garden view, sun terrace.

35. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2013-2022 vegetable harvest and garden view.

36. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2013-2022 vegetable harvest and garden view.

37. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014-2022 Berries bushes.

38. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014-2022 Berries bushes.

39. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014-2022 Berries bushes.

40. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014-2022 Berries bushes.

41. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2014-2022 Fruit trees.

42. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 Fig tree, exotic plants at EcoCostel garden.

43. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 Moldovan Landscape View of Grapevines.

44. Permaculture and home garden. Summer 2022 Moldova 1 news channel Interview at EcoCostel Garden.

45. Permaculture and home garden. Autumn 2013-2022 new collors and harvest in the garden.

46. Permaculture and home garden. Autumn 2013-2022 vegetable harvest.

47. Permaculture and home garden. Autumn 2013-2022 year, new harvest of vegetables.

48. Permaculture and home garden. Year 2013-2022 Wild edible plants.

49. Permaculture and home garden. Beauty and magic of Winter time

50. Permaculture and home garden. Beauty and magic of Winter time

51. Permaculture and home garden. Beauty and magic of Winter time

52. Permaculture and home garden. Beauty and magic of Winter time

53. Permaculture and home garden. Winter 2013 when nature has free time shows us her beauty.

54. Permaculture and home garden. Animals our tailed friends.

55. Permaculture and home garden. Traveling for Gardening in France

56. Permaculture and home garden. Hosting Travelers and volunteers at EcoCostel

57. Permaculture and home garden. My Postcard

58. This are my 10 years of Permaculture experience at home garden... I continue to work in collaboration with nature. Discover here more of my activities, Photos andarticles of my gardening experience at: www.EcoKostel.com Youtube,Facebook, Instagram, Telegram channel : Eco Costel Are you interested in learning more about Permaculture than keep in touch, my skype: constantinlang Thank you!