<p>Christy Webber, owner of <a href="http://www.christywebber.com/" target="_blank">Christy Webber Landscapes</a>, explains how she and her team got an idea to use permaculture techniques--including growing food--at an installation in Millennium Park, and how they overcame obstacles to getting it done. Also in the studio are permaculturist Annamaria Leon, activist Angela Taylor and intern Jessica Zieger.</p>

Christy Webber, owner of Christy Webber Landscapes, explains how she and her team got an idea to use permaculture techniques--including growing food--at an installation in Millennium Park, and how they overcame obstacles to getting it done. Also in the studio are permaculturist Annamaria Leon, activist Angela Taylor and intern Jessica Zieger.

<p>Christy Webber, owner of <a href="http://www.christywebber.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Christy Webber Landscapes</a>, explains how she and her team got an idea to use permaculture techniques--including growing food--at an installation in Millennium Park, and how they overcame obstacles to getting it done. Also in the studio are permaculturist Annamaria Leon, activist Angela Taylor and intern Jessica Zieger.</p>

Permaculture Comes to Millennium Park

Mike and Peggy cover ever a little bit of everything green under the sun—the environment, gardening, local food, sustainable living and more—in a style that is casual, accessible, entertaining, informative and fun.

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