Grow Food Where You Live
A productive garden should be easy to use, easy to water, and designed around how your household actually cooks and eats.
Keep It Productive
Maintenance plans can include seasonal crop changes, succession planting, soil rebuilding, irrigation adjustments, pest monitoring, pruning, harvest help, and general garden care.
Grow for your Community
Want your yard to feed more than your household?
We can design for surplus harvests or evaluate unused space for The Loop’s distributed garden network. We then work with staff and volunteers to coordinate a working garden plan for your space and then we manage the install, care, maintenance, and donation to people and organizations in need.
What We Install
Raised beds and in-ground growing areas
Drip irrigation and water-efficient layouts
Trellises, pathways, and crop supports
Soil improvement and mulching
Seasonal vegetable, herb, and companion planting plans