Watch the Tamera Permaculture grow
- Embrace the lake
- Winterimpressions from the growing waterlandscape
- 5th - 12th of Oktober: Practise seminar with Sepp Holzer
- Importance of own seeds and old varieties
- Open day: the significance of water in a landscape
- 17th of September: Jerusalem artichoke starts to bloom
- 14th of Septmber: First seeds of autumn start to germinate
- 1st of September: the third practise seminar starts: raised beds and mix seeds
- 2nd of September: we harvest at the lake
- and prepare the soil for a new seeding
- 3rd of September: we cook some of the vegetables
- and conservate others
- 4th of September: seed preparation
- 5th of September: seeding
- and mulching
- 6th of September: the hole group at the last day
- End of July: a sofa at the lake
- End of July: a well was build next to the auditorium
- End of July: apples are riping
- End of July: magic flower
- End of July: guided tour by Sepp Holzer
- End of July: the sun pulse is pumping water into a flat water zone
- July: An old variety of rye is riping
- July: Phacelia is flowering
- July: Stone sculpture in front of the aula
- July: A zoom impression
- July: Beauty at the lake
- End of june; the first water lilly bloomed already in may
- June 24th; first sweet cherry fruit
- The water level is declining constantly; the stored water fill now the ambient earth body and the air with humidity
- June 17th; a mango tree is flowering in the Kratergarden
- Radish seeds
- Some of the participants of the practise seminar; among them Frank Bouchier from the Irish Seed Savers (right)
- June 11th; practise seminar start; wooden seed store were prepared
- June 8th; first morellos were seen in Tamera
- Early in June; summertime start; the lake decline again -7cm
- In the middle of mai; springtime; abundance at the north shore of the lake
