We’re Partnering with Galaxy Gardens to Teach Landscapers Permaculture

If you’re in Phoenix Arizona and haven’t heard of Galaxy Gardens, you probably haven’t tried hiring a company to install a rainwater collection system on your property.

I know that because they’re the only permaculture-trained installers that we know of in the Valley, and we’re each eager to change that.

(I remember Clint telling me, while paneling at a Higher Self Chat I hosted on permaculture last year, “I wanna create more competition for us!”) And he’s completely right. The Phoenix Metro Area drastically needs more Clints & Evans doing business here.

I started Permascaping with a vision to transform traditional landscapers into permaculture practitioners, by training them on all the things we (and Galaxy Gardens) are doing for property owners here in Phoenix.

From excavating simple water retention basins to designing & masterfully executing complex permaculture food forests, it’s obvious that Galaxy Gardens are the best in the business out here, and it’s time to put some healthy competition on ’em. 😉

That’s why we’re partnering on a permaculture trade program—to increase the number of successful contractors in the business.

This isn’t another Permaculture Design Certification (PDC) course, although participants will certainly become experts in this beloved field of ours. This is a business incubator; it’s a launching pad from which new permaculture landscapers will blast off into their respective companies, exponentially increasing the number of rainwater-fed, productive food forests across Phoenix.

Private residences, commercial spaces and public parks are all up for grabs, requiring only vision and determination to be transformed into Gardens of Eden.

Our vision is a city-wide oasis—a true paradise that begins with the most forward-thinking members of our community, and spreads like the mycelium whose world we truly occupy.

Project by project, landscaper by landscaper, city by city, the Phoenix area will become a global leader in urban bioharmony and human quality of life.

Can you get behind that?

Property owners schedule a consultation below; landscapers join an upcoming paid training.