Grow your own food for health and wellness
When you grow your own food, you are cultivating a path to a sustainable future. In the past, people were much more connected to the food they ate though over time, we have lost this. We have become disconnected from the natural cycles of the seasons and to our own health. When we grow our own food, we reclaim this. Whether it is a small planter, fresh herb garden or a greenhouse, we will benefit from nutrient-dense food and the long-lasting benefit to physical and mental wellbeing.
NATURE GARDEN SERVICES
PLAN + PLANT
Services include consultation, site prep, sourcing soil and plants, planting, direction on maintenance
DESIGN + BUILD
Services include garden design, site prep, sourcing materials, building planters, amending existing beds
Let's Plant for the Future
Raised garden beds, planters and enclosures make growing food more accessible
The challenges to growing food can often be intimidating, especially in regions where the growing season is shorter. Trying to find a sunny spot on level ground, along with soil that may be too thin or acidic, not to mention the competition with wildlife - all of these together can be enough to deter us!
That is why Nature Gardens is dedicated to helping you grow food in ways that are easy and accessible. We love solution-based approaches and want to set you on the path to wellness!
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Garden planters of any size can be customized to your property
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There is a special focus is on animal-proofing.
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Having a greenhouse can extend the growing season
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Raised garden beds prevent excessive bending
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Planter boxes can be made for any location including decks and patios
With a personalized approach, we are able to work with the unique challenges of your property, even retro-fitting planters on uneven ground if necessary. If carbon footprint is a concern, we can work with reclaimed wood or up-cycle materials with your own creative flare.
Pictured here are planter boxes custom built on rocky terrain, a lean-to greenhouse framed with new and reclaimed wood, and standard beds with 4x4's. Garden beds can be made with untreated Ontario Eastern White Cedar that is sustainably harvested from a local lumber mill.
