Garden
A vegetable garden for a household that wants to start small.
- Raised beds
- 3
- Hens
- None
- Fruit trees
- None
- Care visits
- 2 a month, 45 min each
We build raised vegetable beds, plant fruit trees, and set up a small backyard flock. Then we come back twice a month to keep it all producing, so you get the harvest without the learning curve.
Raised vegetable beds, backyard hens, and fruit trees, with care visits twice a month.
Layers of fruit trees, berry shrubs, herbs, and ground cover that produce more each year.
We mow, edge, trim, and blow the rest of your yard, so the whole property is on one schedule.
One install fee to build it, then a monthly subscription for care. Every package includes the yard visit and a plan drawn for your property.
A vegetable garden for a household that wants to start small.
Vegetables, eggs, and fruit from one yard.
A larger planting for families who want to grow a real share of what they eat.
Can't keep hens? Your county, city, HOA, or lease may not allow them. We swap the flock for more beds and trees at the same price. Homestead becomes 6 raised beds and 3 fruit trees. Estate becomes 10 raised beds and 6 fruit trees.
Seasonal plantings are billed separately. With hen packages, you buy the feed and we supply the coop bedding.
We are setting up financing through a lending partner, subject to credit approval. Ask us about it at your yard visit. The install price is the same whether you pay up front or finance.
A food forest is planted in layers, the way a natural forest grows: tall fruit trees, smaller fruit trees, berry shrubs, herbs, and ground cover. As it fills in, it shades the soil, holds water, and takes less work each year.
Plant counts depend on your yard. We only plant species that won't spread into Florida's natural areas.
We mow, edge, trim, and blow the rest of your yard, so the whole property is on one schedule. Weekly from April through October, every other week from November through March.
Average for a typical quarter-acre yard, estimate only. We set your exact price after a free yard preview.
Billed monthly for the visits we make. Cancel anytime.
Lawn fertilizer, weed, and pest treatments are not included.
We walk your yard, check sun and drainage, and confirm what your county and HOA allow.
Our crew builds the beds, fills them with soil, plants them, and sets in trees and the coop.
We come back twice a month to plant for the season, prune, fix irrigation, and look after the coop.
You pick vegetables, fruit, and eggs from your own yard. We tell you what is ready.
Orange and Seminole counties allow backyard hens for personal use with a permit. We plan around those rules from the first visit.
Both counties require a short chicken care class before they issue a permit. Orange County also limits how many permits it issues, so we check your eligibility at the yard visit.
We are starting a CSA with produce from our own farm. Members will get a box of what is in season, picked up or delivered.
Join the waitlist on the form below and we will tell you when shares open. You do not need a yard install to join.
Orange and Seminole counties to start. If you are just outside them, reserve anyway and tell us your ZIP code. We are deciding where to expand based on demand.
It holds your place in line for an install and goes toward your install fee. If you change your mind, we refund it.
We plant for the season, prune, check irrigation, and look after the coop. You can be home or not.
We are setting up financing through a lending partner, subject to credit approval. Your price is the same either way. Tell us on the form if you're interested, and we'll go over it at your yard visit.
Yes. The beds, trees, and coop are yours. You can take over the care yourself.
Often, yes. Some HOAs restrict hens or front-yard plantings. We review your HOA rules during the yard visit and adjust the plan before any work starts.
Tell us about your yard and which package you are interested in. We will contact you to schedule a yard visit and take your refundable $100 deposit.