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Growing Gardens

Specializing in educational gardens for learners to immerse themselves in nature, our comprehensive gardening consultations support individuals and organizations to build a garden that will contribute to the well-being of our pollinators and grow food to share. Learn how to implement pollinator-friendly flowers, vegetables, herbs and fruit trees in your space and gain an understanding of nutrient-dense soil, raised bed gardening and natural fertilizer. By incorporating a variety of native plants and flowers that attract bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators, we aim to create thriving ecosystems that support biodiversity and contribute to the sustainability of our environment. In addition, we emphasize the cultivation of vegetable gardens, providing individuals and schools with the opportunity to grow their own fresh, organic produce while fostering a deeper connection to nature. 

Home Grown Vegetables

School
Garden

School gardens play a crucial role in the educational, environmental, and social development of students. They offer a hands-on learning experience that brings various subjects to life. By participating in garden activities, students gain practical knowledge in science, biology, nutrition, and even mathematics as they measure and track plant growth.

 

They also learn about the importance of environmental stewardship, sustainability, and the interconnectedness of ecosystems. School gardens also have a positive impact on students' health and well-being. Growing and consuming fresh, organic produce from the garden encourages healthier eating habits and provides an opportunity for students to connect with nature and experience the joy of growing their own food. Additionally, gardening activities promote physical activity, stress reduction, and a sense of accomplishment, contributing to overall mental and emotional well-being.

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Private
Garden

Having a home garden that combines food and pollinator plants offers a multitude of benefits. Firstly, growing your own food allows you to have a direct connection with your diet, ensuring the availability of fresh, nutritious produce right at your doorstep. It promotes self-sufficiency, reduces reliance on store-bought produce, and enables you to cultivate a diverse range of fruits, vegetables, and herbs tailored to your preferences. Incorporating pollinator plants in your garden attracts essential insects like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, facilitating the pollination process and enhancing biodiversity in your surroundings. By supporting pollinators, you contribute to the sustainability of ecosystems and promote the growth of native plants. This harmonious coexistence of food and pollinator plants creates a thriving and vibrant garden, fostering a deeper connection to nature and providing a serene environment

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Organic
Practices

Organic gardening practices revolve around cultivating plants in a manner that prioritizes the health of the environment, soil, and people. It involves avoiding the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in favor of natural and sustainable alternatives. Organic gardeners focus on building healthy, nutrient-rich soil through methods like composting, crop rotation, and cover cropping. We emphasize the use of organic fertilizers, such as compost or animal manure, to nourish plants and promote balanced growth. Pest and weed control in organic gardening utilizes techniques like companion planting, natural predators, handpicking, and physical barriers rather than chemical interventions. By adopting organic gardening practices, we are contributing to biodiversity, protecting water sources from contamination, minimizing our exposure to harmful chemicals, and producing food that is free from synthetic residues, ultimately fostering a more sustainable and eco-friendly approach to gardening.

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