This garden represents life and love. It made me see permaculture as more than simply a way of growing food, it is a way of working with nature and not against it. I chose this image because it captures this idea so well. Everything seems to have its own place: the large tree in the centre, the flowers, the layers of vegetation, the soil, the roots, and the mulch covering the ground all coexist and support one another. Instead of trying to control every part of the garden, gardeners observe, listen, learn from nature, and allow it to show them what it needs. This reminded me of Indigenous…