Last call for paradise

Visitors are the main characteristics in the garden. They can plant and and harvest potatoes, grow and prune their own plants, prepare compost, pick up mushrooms, exchange products and transmit their knowledge in many different areas. Those activities feed one from each other. As an example, pruning workshops leave remainders for the compost.

Lately, when compost is ready, it's taken to the potatoes cultivating workshops. Finally, when potatoes have already grown up they are used to make plastic. The chikens, aerate the soil and the shells of their eggs are used as receptacles for the plants. Those who visit the yard and don't want to take part in those workshops may visualize the processes developed along different periods of time.

All the processes will be recorded and projected at the workshops. They will be shown in the BARTER MARKET.

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