Services
What we build, plant and set up
Five jobs, from a single bed to a plan for the whole yard. Each one starts with the same walk through your yard.
Raised beds
Cedar or galvanized steel beds, built level on your slope, filled with a topsoil and compost blend and set up with a drip line.
Low, standard or tall frames
Sized to your sun and your hose
Soil delivered by the cubic yard
Edible landscaping
Blueberries, figs, rosemary, thyme and other plants that feed you and still look like a front yard. We choose for Atlanta's heat and clay and the sun you have.
Fruit shrubs and small trees
Herb borders and edible hedges
Plants chosen for zone 8
Drip watering and soil
A timer, a drip line and a bed that holds its water. We'll also help you read a soil test from your county extension office.
Drip lines on a timer
Compost and mulch
Soil test help
Seasonal planting
We come on the calendar, pull what's finished and plant what's next: greens in fall, tomatoes after the last frost.
Planting visits by season
Seedlings chosen with you
A care sheet at each visit
Garden plans
A drawn plan for the whole yard: beds, paths, fruit, and where the kids and the dog still get to run.
A scaled sketch
A plant list for each bed
Phasing, if you'd rather build over two seasons
What we leave to others
Three jobs we don't take
We'd rather say so now than hand you off halfway through.
Spraying
We don't apply pesticides. For bug or disease trouble, your county extension office is the place to start.
Tree removal
We plant fruit trees, but we don't take down or trim big trees. A tree service can do that before we start.
Fences and decks
We build beds, not structures. We'll work around a fence or deck you already have.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us about the yard, and we'll walk it with you and say what we'd build first.