Permaculture teaches patience. It’s about building something that works because it belongs — not because it was forced. So we’ll keep planting, experimenting, and learning. Whether or not a microgrant helps push us forward, Sans Souci is already growing in the ways that matter most.
Zone 1 is in at Sans Souci—99 trees, 600 feet of hand-dug swales, and the first consciously designed permaculture orchard. Phase One ends with wildflower seeds and the shift from labor to patience. Our promise remains: leave it better than we found it.
This weekend we walked the fields of Sans Souci with our partner, Ancient Origins Permaculture.
"Leave it better than you found it” has always been my personal motto—whether in work, projects, or relationships—and now we can finally apply it to the land we’ve loved for more than three decades
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