The largest group, sub-grouped by structural shape. Jump between shapes with the bar below, which stays in view while you scroll.
body-copyProcess
Four designers, six projects a year, and a lot of time spent in other people’s kitchens.
body-copy-two-columnThe long version
The short version is that we do the work, you own the result, and nobody is surprised by an invoice.
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Packaging
Printed one color on unbleached kraft, because the sixth reprint has to look like the first.
listDeliverables
Everything below is handed over as working files, not screenshots.
sheetServices
Services, built around how you actually cook
From bed layout to harvest calendar, every plan starts with the dishes you cook most, not a generic planting list.
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Identity
A roastery that sells more bags at the market stall than online, so the bag had to work at arm’s length.
Packaging
Sourdough boxes that survive a delivery van and still look like somebody made them by hand.
cards-gridGuides
Four designs that work in most yards.
What grows well next to what.
Turn kitchen scraps into next season’s soil.
Guides
New guides go up as soon as a client asks a question we have not answered yet.
Four designs that work in most yards.
What grows well next to what, and what to keep apart.
Turn kitchen scraps into next season’s soil.
Spot the damage before it spreads to the whole bed.
How much, how often, and when to stop for the season.
Row covers and cold frames that buy you six extra weeks.
cards-grid-downloadDownloads
Downloads
Print them, or fill them in on a tablet during the walkthrough.
Sketch your beds to scale before we dig anything.
A blank week-by-week grid keyed to your zone.
How to read the numbers your lab report sends back.
cards-rowServices
Plan beds around the crops you actually cook.
Know what you are planting into before you buy a seed.
Services
Each visit builds on the last, so nothing gets planned twice.
Plan beds around the crops you actually cook, not a generic four-square garden.
Know what you are planting into before you buy a single seed.
A week-by-week schedule matched to your last frost date, not a national average.
Drip lines sized to your beds so nothing gets over- or under-watered.
Learn when to pick so the next round of the same crop keeps coming.
cards-row-featureKnow what you are planting into before you buy a seed.
Know what you are planting into before you buy a single seed.
Plan beds around the crops you actually cook, not a generic four-square garden.
A week-by-week schedule matched to your last frost date, not a national average.
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galleryRecent work
Recent work
Photos from a single client, one season, no editing beyond a crop.
gallery-carouselRecent work
gallery-collageRecent work
gallery-fullUncropped, at the width of the container — for work that IS the page.
gallery-mosaicRecent work
Recent work
Photos from a single client, one season, no editing beyond a crop.
index-gridlogo-gridPartners
Partners
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story-flowEverything else follows from what is already in the ground.
Step one
A test tells us what is already in the ground before we recommend a single amendment.
Step two
We track light across your yard for a full day before we mark out a single bed.
Step three
Not a national average. Your last frost date, your first frost date, your zone.
Step four
Most gardens stop producing early because nobody told the gardener when to pick.
testimonial-carouselReviews
testimonial-quoteClients
contact-formThanks — your message is on its way.
Ready to start planning
A few sentences about your space, your kitchen, and what you'd love to be picking by summer.
Thanks — we read every message and reply within two business days.
faq-indexBefore you get started
If you don't see yours here, ask — every plan starts with a conversation, not a form.
post-indexFrom the potting shed
Short dispatches from real gardens we've built, written the week the work happened.
service-indexServices
Every project starts with what a client already makes, not a template we reuse.
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