We turn Yards into edible Gardens

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Food Security & Healthy Eating

Fast food is unhealthy and grocery stores can be undersupplied. Why not eat from your own garden? Protect yourself and your family by growing a healthy supply of fruits and vegetables at your own home. Experts say 75% of healthcare costs are spent treating the effects of a bad diet. A vegetable garden will bring you peace of mind today, and health tomorrow. Our gardens start at $99.

Yard + Garden = Yarden

Most people don't have a large farm with a big greenhouse. What they do have, though, is a yard and a desire to create a vegetable garden. That's all you need, really. We've planted potatoes in front lawns and created a raised bed garden where vegetables are incorporated into flower beds.

Designing Your Yarden

We start with a consultation on the lawn where your garden will grow. We can build a raised bed garden or design a larger vegetable garden based on the size of the your location, goals you have for the next harvest, and how much time you want to allot for every step of the gardener project. Gardens start at $99.

"And the Lord God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to cultivate it and to keep it." - Genesis 2:15

Gardening Gallery

Cabbage growing in a low tunnel in Galion, Ohio, in March.

Cabbage can be planted in a low tunnel in Ohio in March, and outside in late April. It's a hardy vegetable to get your garden started early.

Fresh green beans after harvest from a vegetable garden in the summertime in Crawford County, Ohio.

Green beans are easy to grow and boost the immune system. Low in calories and high in nutrients and fiber, they fight heart disease and diabetes.

Red potatoes can be harvested by a gardener late in North Central Ohio and should last all winter.

These red potatoes were harvested fresh in Galion. Potatoes are easy to grow and produce more calories per square foot than any other vegetable.

Winter rye planted in a raised bed garden by a gardener during autumn in Galion, Ohio.