Skip to content
logo permaculturevisions

Permaculture Visions

Permaculture Training Online Pioneers

  • Better Future
  • Enrol
    • Permaculture design course
      • Modules 1,2&3: Full Permaculture Design Course
      • Free Ethics Course
    • Official Register of Our Graduates
    • Study Permaculture Online With Own Mentor
    • Be Immersed
    • On-Site Courses and Tours
  • Our Site – Silk Farm
    • Our Harvest Gallery
    • Art Of Permaculture
  • Difference Between Organic Gardening and Permaculture
    • Difference Between Organic Farming and Permaculture
    • Permaculture Community Garden Design
  • Contact us
Posted on September 14, 2013March 27, 2014 by april

Hoverflies, Bees and Macadamias

bees_Macadamia_permaculturevisionsThe Macadamia flowers are pollinated by bees and Hoverflies.

Abundant Macadmaia Flowers with Bees Permaculture Visions demonstration site.

Share this:

  • Share
  • Email
  • Print
  • Tumblr
  • LinkedIn
  • Reddit
  • Pinterest
  • Facebook
  • Pocket
  • Twitter
CategoriesUncategorized

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Let Us Eat Flowers
Next PostNext Weaving With Edible Plants

Search Our Site

Enjoy Your Learning Adventure from as little as $225

earth repair kit so easy any worm can do it

Who Are We?

Permaculture Visions Founders
Committed to making a difference: mentoring, growing and inspiring a better future for all.

Value Our Work?

Permaculture Visions offers all this information and scholarships without external funding. more...

For substantial sums of money we prefer to refer you to: PermaFund. Permafund is the charitable arm of Permaculture Australia. Its charter is to promote and support projects around the world that have a strong permaculture element.

Subscribe Here

8 Basic Patterns in Permaculture Design
Difference Between Organic Gardening and Permaculture
Difference Between Organic Farming and Permaculture
Difference Between Organic Gardening and Permaculture
Permaculture Plant List
How To Make Soil - Faster
Getting Into The Permaculture Zone
Permaculture Course Enrolment
No-Dig Garden Beds
Difference between a Swale, a Trench and Channel

Search Site

other topics

  • biodiversity
  • carbon sequestration
  • caring
  • chickens
  • community garden design
  • consumer power
  • creativity
  • Depression-proof employment
  • design
  • design techniques
  • dirt
  • DIY
  • downsize
  • economics
  • environment
  • ethics
  • farming
  • food
  • fungi
  • giving
  • habitat
  • How A Weed Succeeds
  • learn
  • nutrition
  • permaculture
  • permaculture principles
  • permaculture zones
  • politics
  • pollution
  • prosperity
  • recycling
  • sharing
  • silk
  • social permaculture
  • soft technology
  • soil
  • succession plan
  • sustainability
  • trees
  • upcycling
  • water
  • water management
  • What Weeds Are Good At
  • worm farm
  • worms
  • Enrol
  • Contact us
  • We Walk The Talk
  • Permaculture Is…?
  • Permaculture Design Course
Proudly powered by WordPress
 

Loading Comments...