Do you think permaculture can be messy yet productive?


The most productive areas of my homestead are “messy”. When we have farm tours some marvel at the beds of collards and other leafy greens dispersed throughout- but then question the “messy” parts- even though in comparison- the “messy” areas are far more productive. I have found a lot of people often want rows and structure but that’s not nature- for example: here is a guild of cassava, sugarcane, mango, papaya, longevity spinach, Japanese sunflower and katuk all in a 4’x6’ space thriving- Ducks and chickens meandering on the ground – there is no insect damage- no powdery mildew, no disease… yet we have nutritious leafy greens, fruit, starch and meat all growing with zero effort on our part- we only harvest and eat…. Your thoughts ?

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