Home Orchards,

Food Forests, and Edible Gardens

Crabapple fruits in early November

Quince flowers growing through a chainlink fence.

Quince flowers

Your home is the perfect place to be growing food for a lifetime.

Fruit trees, shrubs, herbs, and native plants offer food to our communities, human and beyond. Our local environment benefits greatly from diverse perennials. Vibrant blossoms provide much needed pollen to honey bees and native pollinators in early spring. Thick root systems divert rain water back into the ground—reducing storm water runoff. The fruits offered in late summer and autumn can be enjoyed fresh off the tree, processed into pies or preserves to share with loved ones.

Make the time and space to create a relationship with your very own giving tree. But, let’s change the ending and give back to trees through the use of holistic care practices.