João Bicho e Joana Carneiro, LDA

Visit our website at http://www.jbjc.com, it’s in portuguese

Try to look at StormTank from ACO

here is the link:
http://www.isa-arbor.com/podcast/PodcastDetail.aspx?ID=7

Try some podcast in iTunes from ISA, they have one on that topic

try landscape architecture at UTAD in Portugal:

http://www.arquitecturapaisagista.utad.pt/

If you need some help with the plants, say something

Chad

Take a look at:

mediterraneangardensociety.org/

I would think first in avoiding the erosion. You can use straw bales in the water lines or some thing similar.

Then, you can think in the vegetation. You have two ways, first let it recover by it self, or you can try to replace the existing vegetation by hidro-seeding or some thing else in the end of the summer or in the autumn.

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Here are some images of my garden before and after.
I believe that a garden is a lab to any LA. We test plants and materials all the time, and we also have a small veg garden.
All images are available at “http://jardimehorta.blogspot.com/” with the history of the garden.

I created a blog were I show all the news in my garden “http://jardimehorta.blogspot.com/”. unfortunately is in Portuguese, I don’t have the time, yet, to make it bilingue. but you can have a look and then tell me what you think of it.
By the way, your garden seems fine but a bit fresh, it needs time to be more expressive. Good luck

What system are you considering: soil, hydroponic or climbing?