We transformed a 1,000 m² plot in Hanover’s suburbs into a thriving permaculture garden. Using a five-step process – observe, envision, plan, implement, evaluate – we integrated a stone wall, fruit trees, and a sloped terrain into a regenerative system that nurtures soil, people, and nature.

The SADIMET methodology provides a structured approach for designing sustainable permaculture systems. It consists of seven consecutive steps – from observation to adaptation – and helps create resilient, productive, and eco-friendly systems that meet the needs of both people and nature.

Hugelkultur is a centuries-old method that makes natural cycles visible and is a central part of permaculture.
Whether in the city or the countryside: raised mounds show how we can create healthy, living ecosystems with minimal resources.