Services
Help at every stage of a garden
Every site is different, so every plan starts with a visit. The principles stay the same: protect the soil, feed its biology, and let it do the work.
Growing consultations
A visit to walk your garden or field, look at the soil and talk through what you want to grow. You leave with a clear plan for this season and for building the soil over the next few.
Garden design
Layouts for new gardens or ones that need rethinking: bed sizes and paths, water, what to plant where, and a rotation and cover crop plan that fits your space and your time.
Setup
Hands-on installation: no-till beds built with compost and mulch, drip irrigation, and first plantings, so you start with a system that works from day one.
Approach
Soil first
Healthy, living soil grows healthy food. Organic practice follows from that because it is what the soil needs.
- 1No-tillLeaving the soil unturned keeps its structure and fungal networks intact, so the garden gets better each year instead of starting over.
- 2Cover cropsSoil is never left bare. Cover crops feed soil life, add organic matter and hold the ground through winter.
- 3Crop rotationMoving plant families from bed to bed breaks pest and disease cycles and balances what each crop takes from the soil.
Gallery
From the demonstration garden
Grown in Danbury, NH. Tap any photo to see it larger.
Free garden reference charts
Companion planting, soil amendments, cover crops, pests and disease, and plant deficiencies, all searchable from your phone.
Contact
Let's talk about your garden
Call or email to set up a visit. Serving Concord to Lebanon and the Upper Valley.