Property and garden design course
Turn your property into a garden designed to thrive
Learn how to assess your space, apply permaculture and landscape principles, and choose garden styles and methods that work with your property, priorities, and vision.
ENROLL IN GARDEN DESIGN
Course Overview
Good garden design is not about copying a picture or forcing a method onto the land. It begins by observing what is already present, understanding how the property functions, and making intentional choices based on your needs and goals.
Garden Design guides you from observation to plan. You will explore permaculture thinking, assess the opportunities and limitations of your property, apply landscape principles, and compare practical garden styles and methods. The result is a design that is productive, beautiful, and suited to the way you actually live.
The Result
Develop a clear, site-aware direction for your garden instead of collecting disconnected ideas that may not fit your property.
What You Will Learn
How permaculture principles can guide practical and sustainable garden decisions.
How to clarify the purpose, priorities, and limitations of your garden project.
How different garden styles and methods can serve different spaces and goals.
How to compare raised beds, keyhole gardens, spirals, hydroponics, mounds, straw bales, row planting, containers, and other methods.
How to observe and assess sunlight, water, soil, slope, access, existing features, and patterns of use.
How landscape-design principles, color, form, texture, and style shape a cohesive space.
How to combine styles and methods into a design appropriate for your property and goals.
Course Curriculum
Permaculture Design Introduction
Learn the foundational ideas of permaculture and how observation, relationships, responsible resource use, and natural patterns can guide the design process. [Summary to be refined when the transcript is available.]
Module 2.2
Property Assessment
Learn how to evaluate the conditions, resources, challenges, and existing patterns of a property before deciding what and where to plant. [Summary to be refined when the transcript is available.]
Module 2.3
Landscape Design: Principles, Colors and Styles
Explore the visual and functional principles that create a unified landscape, including composition, form, movement, color, texture, and style. [Summary to be refined when the transcript is available.]
Module 2.4
Garden Styles and Methods
Compare raised beds, spiral and keyhole gardens, lasagna gardening, Hugelkultur, hydroponics, straw bales, row planting, and combined approaches so you can select methods that fit your space and goals.
Who This Course Is For ?
Gardeners who understand the basics but need help turning ideas into a plan.
Homeowners preparing to establish, expand, or redesign a growing space.
People choosing among many garden styles and unsure which methods fit their property.
Property stewards who want beauty, productivity, and responsible land use to work together.
Students who have completed Garden Foundations and are ready to apply that knowledge through design.
Garden Design Course
Full access to Garden Design — learn at your own pace.
- 4 instructional modules
- Permaculture & landscape principles
- Property assessment worksheets
- Compare 10+ garden styles
- Faith‑centered stewardship framework
- Lifetime access (no recurring fees)
What Is Included
Four instructional modules
Design principles and practical garden-method comparisons
A property-centered approach rather than a one-size-fits-all plan
Start where you are.
Grow from there.
Enroll for free and take your first step toward understanding the land, choosing the right approach, and cultivating a garden with purpose.
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