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IT’S FINALLY LIVE: The 2026 Rainwater Harvesting Guide (+ a special gift for you!) 🌧️🛠️

I am so excited to announce that the updated and expanded "Bulletproof Rainwater System" guide is officially available on Amazon!

Many of you used my original PDF, but this 2026 EDITION is a total overhaul. I’ve taken 5 years of "field-testing" and your feedback to create the most complete DIY blueprint possible.

** WHAT’S INSIDE THE NEW GUIDE: **

✅ THE "CLICKABLE" MASTER PARTS LIST – No more guessing at the hardware store. Buy exactly what you need with one click.
✅ STEP-BY-STEP BUILD PHOTOS – Real-world photos of every connection (no confusing diagrams).
✅ THE "FIRST FLUSH" SECRET – My proven method for keeping your storage tanks debris-free and the water crystal clear.
✅ 100% BEGINNER FRIENDLY – Designed for people with zero plumbing experience. If you can use a screwdriver, you can build this.

🎁 A SPECIAL BONUS FOR EARLY SUPPORTERS:

If you grab the book this week, I want to send you a "Thank You" gift!

Email a screenshot of your order (or a photo of the book) to [email protected] and I will send you my SOLAR-POWERED PUMP GUIDE for free. This bonus guide shows you how to get that harvested water to your garden with professional-grade pressure.

Stop letting free water slip away and start your build this weekend!

👇 GET THE FULL BLUEPRINTS (Link in the pinned comment below)

Tuesday night, 7-9pm we will embark on an extraordinary gastronomic journey with "Roots & Recipes: Unleashing the Power of Ginger and Turmeric!"

Orlando Permaculture member and renowned Master Fermenter, Bill Hettig, will share his expert tips on on ginger and turmeric cultivation in Florida, while also igniting your taste buds with the creation of exquisite Sushi Ginger and a rejuvenating Ginger Turmeric Tonic.

We will also be raffling off a few rare plants in our $1 raffle including a rare medicinal BLUE turmeric! Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to take home these extraordinary treasures to add to your own personal oasis.

The event is FREE! A suggested $5 donation is welcome to cover costs of the event.

There will be a $1 Plant Raffle so please bring a plant, seeds, cuttings, or garden item to donate if you have any. (Optional)

This weekend was 3rd Annual Yummy Yams event at Oakland Nature Preserve.
Using the power of community, we were able to harvest a few hundred pounds of wild invasive yams to ensure space and time for Florida native species to grow and prosper. The benefit to us was a few hundred pounds of edible yams to go home with participants. These yams can be stored for many months, turned into delicious hash browns and fries, made into flour for waffles and sourdough and are super yummy.
We’re thankful for the land stewards of Oakland Nature Preserve for opening their minds to permaculture ideas and for granting us access to this beautiful land for regeneration to begin. We look forward to next year’s yam event with them.