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Nature is Nurture Community was created to offer services and products based on permaculture ethics: earth care, people care, and return to source or repurpose everything that is used in daily life.
Who is the community? Megan Abdallah (Owner of Nature is Nurture Community), the Indiana Permaculture Group, and you, the reader. We are all a community and a part of nature.
To learn more about Megan and her journey with Permaculture click here
Every Monday a list of products will be listed for sale. We will have Jellies and Jams, veggies, fruits, herbs, tinctures and salves, art, and the list goes on.
Monday, June 15th Product List.
New items added every Monday
Text 520-840-2398 for payment, delivery and pickup options.
Organic Garlic 75¢ / bulb
Organic Jams & Jellies $5/ea or $4 ea for 2 or more.Strawberry & Blackberry
Organic Frozen Strawberries$15/3lb or $20/4lb
Tinctures $13 eachSalves $23 each
Tinctures and Salves made w/ handpicked, organic perennials.
More about Tom and other Indy Permaculture contributors on: Meet the Permies page
Organic Mint $2.50/pint
Organic Lemonbalm$2.50/pint
Grosso & Provence Organic Lavender$3/small bunches
Super Blue Organic Lavender$5/medium bunches
Lemon Balm and Mints are great for drinks, teas, stir fry's, and more.
Services available by Nature is Nurture Community
1) Survey of your property ($75/2acre): We will discuss ways that permaculture methods that can be applied to your property to conserve and move water, better use of structures on the property, opportunities to add or create a food forest, pollinator gardens, and anything garden and path related.
2) A Permaculture Design($250+ varies based on survey, survey cost is free if full design is contracted): A drawn design that is personally designed for you and your family. It will have details of a garden or food forest created with intention of being within the natural ecosystem of your property. We'll do this with:
water catchments and using the natural water flow of the property,
light source, wind, and rainfall and their variations throughout the year
list of desired perennials, annuals, trees, etc, areas created for recreation and leisure.
The best part of this design will be minimal maintenance and a lower cost than what usually comes in traditional landscaping and agriculture. How do we do that? We make use of what is already on your property as well as a list of places that provide free, low price materials, plants, and trees.
3) Forage Survey: This can be included with the Permaculture Design Survey or with the Design Survey on your property. The price will vary and be discussed beforehand. This survey will be of all the plants that are edible and their application to various needs for wellness, etc. A video can be made during the survey and/or a comprehensive list of foraging plants on the property.
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