An herb pyramid or spiral is a great way to use vertical space, and add beauty to any garden.
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Please have fun exploring our blog, and feel free to call or e-mail with any questions.
A garden design is very personal, and must be tailored to every family's particular needs. All of our designs are made on an individual basis, using your input according to your requirements.
We offer design only options for those of you who are do-it-yourself-ers, and full service and upkeep options for those who are not!
Homegrown is an environmentally friendly and human-powered business. In our designs, we exclusively use materials which are local, recycled or salvaged from the trash, and local and heirloom plant varieties. We use hand tools and bike power as much as possible.
We will do our best to work with any budget, and the first consultation is free.
It's time to start taking care of our community, ourselves and the environment!
A garden design is very personal, and must be tailored to every family's particular needs. All of our designs are made on an individual basis, using your input according to your requirements.
We offer design only options for those of you who are do-it-yourself-ers, and full service and upkeep options for those who are not!
Homegrown is an environmentally friendly and human-powered business. In our designs, we exclusively use materials which are local, recycled or salvaged from the trash, and local and heirloom plant varieties. We use hand tools and bike power as much as possible.
We will do our best to work with any budget, and the first consultation is free.
It's time to start taking care of our community, ourselves and the environment!
Homegrown specializes in the design and installation of...
*Organic vegetable gardens
*Edible Landscapes
*Indoor and outdoor composting systems
*Container and vertical gardens
*Rainwater catchment systems
*No mow and low mow lawn mixes
*Rainwater and aquaculture gardens
*Mini-greenhouses
*We also invite you to become part of The Lancaster Backyard Farm Initiative (personalized CSA)
Please browse through our blog- you will find all our services described. We welcome all questions!
*Edible Landscapes
*Indoor and outdoor composting systems
*Container and vertical gardens
*Rainwater catchment systems
*No mow and low mow lawn mixes
*Rainwater and aquaculture gardens
*Mini-greenhouses
*We also invite you to become part of The Lancaster Backyard Farm Initiative (personalized CSA)
Please browse through our blog- you will find all our services described. We welcome all questions!
A few of our favorite reads...
- Edible Forest Gardens vol. 1 and 2 by Dave Jacke
- Permaculture: A Design Manual by Bill Mollison
- How To Grow More Vegetables by John Jeavons
- Food Not Lawns: How to Turn Your Yard Into a Garden and Your Neighborhood into a Community by H.C. Flores
- Toolbox for Sustainable City Living by Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew
Grow Your Own Food!
- wilandtasha
- Lancaster, PA, United States
- Homegrown Edible Landscaping Company is dedicated to empowering people by giving them the gift of knowledge to enable them to grow their own food. homegrownedibles@yahoo.com 717-951-5984
Everyone has a green thumb!
The ability to garden was once common knowledge. As our country has become more and more industrialized, and jobs have become more and more specialized, gardening knowledge has gradually gone from the hands of many to the hands of very few. The freedom that comes with the ability to grow food in one's own backyard, for little to no cost, has sadly never been felt by the majority of people in our country. Of course, many people grow a few tomatoes, or peppers, but the ability to grow real food, staple foods like potatoes, grains and dried beans has mostly fallen by the wayside. We started Homegrown with the hopes of giving people the confidence, knowledge and helping hand to feed their own families fresh, healthy, organic food from their own backyards. It's time to take the corporation out of the food chain, and replace it with mom's, dad's, grandma's, grandpa's and child's green thumbs!
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Because a yard is a terrible thing to waste.