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	* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]		* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
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	* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]		* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]
	* [[CO2 Enrichment]]
	* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]		* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
	* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source		* other: [[CO2 Enrichment]]; [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source

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	==Related Pages==		==Related Pages==
	* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]		* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]
			* [[CO2 Enrichment]]
	* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]		* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
	* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source		* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source

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	[[File:TropicalGreenhouse KewGarden.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Tropical Greenhouse at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Gardens Kew Garden].]]		[[File:TropicalGreenhouse KewGarden.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Tropical Greenhouse at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Gardens Kew Garden].]]

	[[File:Eden project tropical biome.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Inside the tropical Biome at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_Project Eden Project]: The covered biomes are constructed from a steel frame and cladding panels made of several layers of thin UV-transparent ETFE film. The resulting cushion acts as a thermal blanket to the structure.]]

	In this groundbreaking book, Jerome Osentowski, one of North America’s most accomplished permaculture designers, presents a wholly new approach to a very old horticultural subject. In The Forest Garden Greenhouse, he shows how bringing the forest garden indoors is not only possible, but doable on unlikely terrain and in cold climates, using near-net-zero technology. Different from other books on greenhouse design and management, this book advocates for an indoor agriculture using permaculture design concepts—integration, multi-functions, perennials, and polycultures—that take season extension into new and important territory.		In this groundbreaking book, Jerome Osentowski, one of North America’s most accomplished permaculture designers, presents a wholly new approach to a very old horticultural subject. In The Forest Garden Greenhouse, he shows how bringing the forest garden indoors is not only possible, but doable on unlikely terrain and in cold climates, using near-net-zero technology. Different from other books on greenhouse design and management, this book advocates for an indoor agriculture using permaculture design concepts—integration, multi-functions, perennials, and polycultures—that take season extension into new and important territory.


	Link: Chelsea Green '''[http://www.chelseagreen.com/the-forest-garden-greenhouse "The Forest Garden Greenhouse - How to Design and Manage an Indoor Permaculture Oasis"]'''		Link: Chelsea Green '''[http://www.chelseagreen.com/the-forest-garden-greenhouse "The Forest Garden Greenhouse - How to Design and Manage an Indoor Permaculture Oasis"]'''

			==Review (Publishers Weekly)==
	Review (Publishers Weekly):''"Osentowski shows how building and maintaining a Mediterranean or tropical greenhouse full of figs, lemons, papayas, and bananas can be both affordable and practical. Drawing on his 30 years of experimentation and teaching in the harsh, dry mountain environment of his Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute, he offers lush descriptions of his five greenhouses and in-depth, layered advice on designing and constructing a balmy winter retreat. His method uses a 'climate battery’ consisting of tubes buried underground to collect and hold warm air from the greenhouse, which then recirculate it when the temperature cools, backed up in the coldest days with a pellet or wood stove that can simultaneously heat an attached sauna. Osentowski admits that he prefers a hands-on method of teaching, and his written tours through greenhouses are sometimes hard to follow. Novices may be intimidated by the lack of step-by-step, formulaic instruction. But more experienced gardeners, builders, and tinkerers, and even intrepid beginners willing to carefully observe, compute, and ponder, will find this readable guide jam-packed with enough information and inspiration to help them attempt their own indoor paradises.”''		''"Osentowski shows how building and maintaining a Mediterranean or tropical greenhouse full of figs, lemons, papayas, and bananas can be both affordable and practical. Drawing on his 30 years of experimentation and teaching in the harsh, dry mountain environment of his Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute, he offers lush descriptions of his five greenhouses and in-depth, layered advice on designing and constructing a balmy winter retreat. His method uses a 'climate battery’ consisting of tubes buried underground to collect and hold warm air from the greenhouse, which then recirculate it when the temperature cools, backed up in the coldest days with a pellet or wood stove that can simultaneously heat an attached sauna. Osentowski admits that he prefers a hands-on method of teaching, and his written tours through greenhouses are sometimes hard to follow. Novices may be intimidated by the lack of step-by-step, formulaic instruction. But more experienced gardeners, builders, and tinkerers, and even intrepid beginners willing to carefully observe, compute, and ponder, will find this readable guide jam-packed with enough information and inspiration to help them attempt their own indoor paradises.”''

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	* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]		* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
	* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source		* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source

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	In this groundbreaking book, Jerome Osentowski, one of North America’s most accomplished permaculture designers, presents a wholly new approach to a very old horticultural subject. In The Forest Garden Greenhouse, he shows how bringing the forest garden indoors is not only possible, but doable on unlikely terrain and in cold climates, using near-net-zero technology. Different from other books on greenhouse design and management, this book advocates for an indoor agriculture using permaculture design concepts—integration, multi-functions, perennials, and polycultures—that take season extension into new and important territory.		In this groundbreaking book, Jerome Osentowski, one of North America’s most accomplished permaculture designers, presents a wholly new approach to a very old horticultural subject. In The Forest Garden Greenhouse, he shows how bringing the forest garden indoors is not only possible, but doable on unlikely terrain and in cold climates, using near-net-zero technology. Different from other books on greenhouse design and management, this book advocates for an indoor agriculture using permaculture design concepts—integration, multi-functions, perennials, and polycultures—that take season extension into new and important territory.

	Link:
	* Chelsea Green [http://www.chelseagreen.com/the-forest-garden-greenhouse "The Forest Garden Greenhouse - How to Design and Manage an Indoor Permaculture Oasis"]		Link: Chelsea Green '''[http://www.chelseagreen.com/the-forest-garden-greenhouse "The Forest Garden Greenhouse - How to Design and Manage an Indoor Permaculture Oasis"]'''


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	==Related Pages==		==Related Pages==
	* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]		* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]
	* [[Perennial Agriculture]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]		* [[Perennial Agriculture]], [[Edible Forest Gardening]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
	* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source		* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source

	[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]		[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]

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[[File:TropicalGreenhouse KewGarden.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Tropical Greenhouse at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Gardens Kew Garden].]]

[[File:Eden project tropical biome.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Inside the tropical Biome at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_Project Eden Project]: The covered biomes are constructed from a steel frame and cladding panels made of several layers of thin UV-transparent ETFE film. The resulting cushion acts as a thermal blanket to the structure.]]

In this groundbreaking book, Jerome Osentowski, one of North America’s most accomplished permaculture designers, presents a wholly new approach to a very old horticultural subject. In The Forest Garden Greenhouse, he shows how bringing the forest garden indoors is not only possible, but doable on unlikely terrain and in cold climates, using near-net-zero technology. Different from other books on greenhouse design and management, this book advocates for an indoor agriculture using permaculture design concepts—integration, multi-functions, perennials, and polycultures—that take season extension into new and important territory.

Link:
* Chelsea Green [http://www.chelseagreen.com/the-forest-garden-greenhouse "The Forest Garden Greenhouse - How to Design and Manage an Indoor Permaculture Oasis"]

Review (Publishers Weekly):''"Osentowski shows how building and maintaining a Mediterranean or tropical greenhouse full of figs, lemons, papayas, and bananas can be both affordable and practical. Drawing on his 30 years of experimentation and teaching in the harsh, dry mountain environment of his Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute, he offers lush descriptions of his five greenhouses and in-depth, layered advice on designing and constructing a balmy winter retreat. His method uses a 'climate battery’ consisting of tubes buried underground to collect and hold warm air from the greenhouse, which then recirculate it when the temperature cools, backed up in the coldest days with a pellet or wood stove that can simultaneously heat an attached sauna. Osentowski admits that he prefers a hands-on method of teaching, and his written tours through greenhouses are sometimes hard to follow. Novices may be intimidated by the lack of step-by-step, formulaic instruction. But more experienced gardeners, builders, and tinkerers, and even intrepid beginners willing to carefully observe, compute, and ponder, will find this readable guide jam-packed with enough information and inspiration to help them attempt their own indoor paradises.”''

==Related Pages==
* [[Greenhouses]] and [[Tropical Greenhouse]]
* [[Perennial Agriculture]] and [[Open Source Permaculture]]
* [[Kon-Tiki Kiln]] as possible heat source

[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]