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How can you start thinking about sowing seeds in your kindness? And why would you do that anyway? What are some important factors to consider? Let's get that conversation going. You can join us at http://karmagardening.freeforums.net/ and you can e-mail me at karmagardening@gmail.com.

Let's talk about that optional automatic irrigation. What are the best options? Sprinklers? Drip line? Hand-watering? Also, we cover ideas for getting your garden to do a lot of the work of retaining runoff and soaking water deep in the soil. As always, ease is key and pleasure is paramount in this episode of Karma Gardening. You can join the conversation at http://karmagardening.freeforums.net/ and you can e-mail me at karmagardening@gmail.com.

How does the yogic concept of ahimsa mesh with the permaculture ethic of sharing our surplus? In this episode of Karma Gardening, we explore how sharing can help us to feel better about ourselves.

Dirt. What about the dirt? What are the little strategies you can use to have the most life-giving soil possible in your garden? Let's talk about biomass and nutrition, soil structure, and death and poop. You can join this conversation at http://karmagardening.freeforums.net/ and you can e-mail me at karmagardening@gmail.com.

Don't work too hard in a karma garden. This episode of Karma Gardening tells you why.

What is karma, anyway, and what does it have to do with Karma Gardening? Plus, a little about ahimsa, the first yama of yoga.

Wendy interviews her longtime friends Alyssa and Lyle about their permaculture.Topics that enter the hour-long fray: Food forests, diversity, ants farming aphids, watering via condensation, the benefits of clover, and tips for the novice permaculturalist.

So you know that you should be planting a packet of seeds every day, but what kinds of seeds? And where should you be planting them? Why? All is revealed in this third episode of Karma Gardening. Karma Gardening needs testers! You're invited to join us on our forums at http://karmagardening.freeforums.net/

Wait. Why is step number two of Karma Gardening "Stop pulling the weeds?" Why shouldn't we pull the weeds? How is that not a good idea? All is revealed. Also: testers wanted.

What is Karma Gardening anyway? How do you do it? Why do I think it will work? How can you help? Testers wanted.