Consultations

A typical consultation includes…

• A walk through of your property
• Our undivided attention to answer any and all of your questions and puzzles
• If there is a question we can’t answer (Even experts get stumped once in awhile) we’ll research the answer and get back to you.
• We can give you referrals to suppliers or specialists that we use and trust
• Discuss what kinds of plants you like to eat and what grows best in the different types of areas you have. Shady areas, full sun, north side of building moisture, etc.
• Provide you with a helpful planting calendar, and watering guides.
• Draft up a full design plan …if you so desire.
• Advice on what minerals and nutrients should be added to your soil.

We are here to design and create your next:

• Vegetable and fruit incorporated landscape
• Urban farm
• Irrigation system
• Wood/stone raised bed
• Paths and walkways
• Patios
• Herb garden
• Retaining walls
• Barbecue Pit
• Benches
• Steps

Garden Grows Coaching

Coaching is personally customized to fit the needs of the spaces and the people. We work to educate on a variety of topics ranging from starting seeds, to maximizing food production, pruning fruit bushes and trees and fertilization of plants. We come with knowledge, patience, and all the tools needed to keep you and your food gardens lively and abundant. All projects we create and construct include a coaching course.

Group Classes

A great way to make it affordable is to assemble a group of your neighbors and do community lesson. Whether it is a church group, a women’s group, a boy scout or girl scout troup, a neighborhood meetup group, or just some friends, we offer garden classes and workshops designed to meet the needs of the each group. Please contact us for more information.

Partnering with our Community

Environmental Organizations and Social Justice

We are looking for individuals and groups who work Social Justice and Environmental Organizations to get involved with HG Edible Landscapes to promote organic healthy eating from secure local sources.

Developers and Contractors

Edible landscaping is a great benefit of any development, because it helps provide nutritious food while adding sustainability, and community to the neighborhood. These things have been lacking in the average development plans.  U.S. Green Building Council, the Congress for the New Urbanism, and the Natural Resources Defense Council, LEED-ND is the first national standard for neighborhood designs that:  encourages a neighborhood development project that protects and enhances the overall health, natural environment, and quality of life of communities.