|   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Prepare and store a crop e.g. potatoes, jam, sauerkraut. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Place mulch on bare soil (e.g. straw, grass clippings, cardboard etc). | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Plant several edible plants, look after them, and monitor their health for a growing season. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Graft one plant onto another (e.g. tomato onto potato). | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Build raised beds if/where appropriate, using recycled materials. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Recognise when a plant is not doing well (e.g. wilting from lack of water, infested with greenfly, eaten by slugs), and take some action to help it. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Collect vegetable/fruit seeds and store them for the winter and/or share with your family or friends. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Make a new baby plant from a parent plant (taking cuttings). | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Grow food in polycultures. | 
		
		
          |   | Growing food | Growing food the permaculture way |   |   | Spot some of the elements in a permaculture garden e.g. mixed species planting, mulched beds, curved paths, water storage, companion planting. |