Fruit Gardens & Food Forests
Our food forests borrow from the Miyawaki method’s soil-first, layered, diversity-focused approach while adapting it for edible production. Fruit trees form the framework, with complementary plants filling lower layers to improve soil, support pollinators, create habitat, and use space efficiently.
Long-Term Orchard Care
What we plan for
Fruit landscapes need care as they mature. Maintenance plans can include pruning, irrigation adjustments,
mulch, feeding, pest monitoring, seasonal planting, harvest support, and long-term tree health.
Fruit and citrus selection
Tree spacing and long-term size
Understory herbs and edible shrubs
Pollinator and native companion plants
Irrigation, mulch, and soil health
Harvest access and future maintenance
