Explore What We Do
Every garden needs something different.
Some schools and child-care centers are starting from an empty space. Others already have garden beds that haven’t been used in years. And some having thriving garden that simply need a better system to keep them going, or more ways to bring children into the garden through hands-on activities, curriculum, tasting, observation, and exploration.
Wherever your garden is starting from, we can help figure out what comes next.
🌱START
Turn an idea or empty space into a working garden.
Whether you're starting with an old parking lot, a lawn, or an empty patch of ground, we help turn the idea of a garden into something children can actually use.
This may include site and needs assessments, garden planning, planting plans, sourcing seeds and plants, soil and compost, volunteer coordination, planting days, and simple resources for teachers and families.
The goal: A garden that's ready to grow, and a realistic plan for what happens next.
🌿 REVIVE
Bring an existing garden back to life.
Sometimes the garden is already there. The beds are empty. Weeds have taken over. The soil needs help. Or the person who once kept everything going has moved on.
We help identify what's keeping the garden from being used and work with the school or child-care center to get it growing again.
That might mean refreshing beds, improving soil, creating a new planting plan, organizing volunteers, replacing missing materials, or simply helping everyone figure out where to begin.
The goal: Turn existing garden space back into a place children can use.
🔄 SUSTAIN
Keep a garden growing year after year.
Starting a garden is one thing. Keeping it going is another.
We help build simple systems around the garden so its success doesn't depend on one teacher, parent, or volunteer doing everything.
Support might include seasonal planting plans, garden check-ins, volunteer systems, community partnerships, materials and funding connections, activities for children, and practical resources that make the garden easier to use and maintain.
The goal: A garden that becomes a lasting part of the school or child-care center, not another project that eventually disappears.
Not Sure What Your Garden Needs?
Start with a Garden Needs Assessment.
We’ll learn about your space, what’s already working, what’s getting in the way, and what you’d like the garden to become. From there, we can identify the kind of support that would be most useful