DDON.LIFE Daniel J Wilson

https://grantmaundrell.com.au/
In this episode, we welcome back Grant Maundrell, a qualified Landscape Architect, Horticulturalist, and Permacultural Designer, with over 15 years of experience in garden design. I met Grant in Jordan at the "Greening the Desert" site, and he has been a friend, mentor, and a great source of knowledge since then. 
In this eye-opening episode, we venture into the world of weeds, debunking the common perception that they are simply pesky invaders. Join us as we explore the hidden ecological functions of these misunderstood plants and unveil the vital role they play in our ecosystems.
Contrary to popular belief, weeds are not just unwanted nuisances but hold the key to a delicate balance in nature.
Join us as we shed light on the importance of embracing and understanding weeds, and how a deeper appreciation for these green warriors can lead us towards more sustainable and eco-friendly practices. It's time to rethink our perspective on these resilient plants and appreciate their hidden superpowers that contribute to a healthier and harmonious natural world. Get ready to see weeds in a whole new light on this exciting episode of DDON.LIFE!
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Sorry the last episode cut off too early. Here is the second half of my episode with Grant Maundrell. Thanks for listening. 
In this episode, we are joined by Grant Maundrell, a qualified Landscape Architect, Horticulturalist, and Permacultural Designer, with over 15 years of experience in garden design. I met Grant in Jordan at the "Greening the Desert" site, and he has been a friend, mentor, and a great source of knowledge since then. Grant shares with us his recent creek restoration project and how he transformed his 9-acre permaculture home site using permaculture design and natural sequence farming techniques. With his extensive knowledge of plant life, legislation, and council policies, Grant's expertise in residential, commercial, and playscape design shines through in this conversation. Tune in to hear more about Grant's journey, his approach to designing sustainable gardens that are both beautiful and functional, and his passion for permaculture design and natural sequence farming techniques.

In this episode, we are joined by Grant Maundrell, a qualified Landscape Architect, Horticulturalist, and Permacultural Designer, with over 15 years of experience in garden design. I met Grant in Jordan at the "Greening the Desert" site, and he has been a friend, mentor, and a great source of knowledge since then. Grant shares with us his recent creek restoration project and how he transformed his 9-acre permaculture home site using permaculture design and natural sequence farming techniques. With his extensive knowledge of plant life, legislation, and council policies, Grant's expertise in residential, commercial, and playscape design shines through in this conversation. Tune in to hear more about Grant's journey, his approach to designing sustainable gardens that are both beautiful and functional, and his passion for permaculture design and natural sequence farming techniques.

 
See his website for more information. Thanks for listening! 
https://.grantmaundrell.com.au
 

In this episode, I join the team from Grow Your Grass Off. Lana, Dr. Ian Scott, Brandon, and Kevin join DDON for a talk about growing food, permaculture, and the GYGO services. Click their link below to get more info. Thanks for listening. 
The dedicated team at GYGO is ready to help you go after your goals.  They have lots of personal experience growing food, creating permaculture designs, and installing food systems.  Each GYGO Trainer comes with their own unique skills and abilities!  When it comes down to it, we want you to succeed and we have been helping people grow food for years.  See below for more details.
https://www.growyourgrassoff.com/ 
https://www.youtube.com/@growyourgrassoff
https://open.spotify.com/show/6QmNh15lbRzxFRS5wN1LEc?si=25fdf473b5ba4ce7
 
 
 

I've been busy lately and in turn have not recorded a cast. Ken Zen helped me break the pod fade.