Homegrown Gardens designs regenerative urban landscapes that nourish people, communities, and the land. We create food systems that don’t just sustain—they restore—revitalizing soil health, increasing biodiversity, and growing deeply nutrient-dense food.

 

Through edible landscape design, garden education, compost systems, and a plant nursery propagated in our own living compost, we model regeneration from soil to harvest. From preschoolers to seasoned growers, we meet people where they are—transforming gardens into living classrooms and vibrant community spaces.

 

At our core, Homegrown Gardens exists to help people grow healthier food, cultivate living soil, and deepen their relationship with the natural world. Rooted in regenerative organic, biodynamic, and Indigenous land-based practices, we believe food is medicine—and that true health begins in the soil. Our work prioritizes closed-loop systems, biodiversity, and hands-on stewardship that reconnects people to place.