Vegetable & perennial planting
Site Evaluation: Assess your garden space to determine the best location for vegetable beds based on sunlight, soil type, and other environmental factors.
Garden Planning: Help with planning which vegetables to plant, where to plant them, and how to design an efficient garden layout, including considerations for crop rotation and companion planting.
Seasonal Planting Plan: Co-create a planting schedule to ensure you get the best harvest based on your local climate and growing season.
Soil Amendment: Add compost, organic matter, fertilizers, or lime to balance the soil’s nutrients and pH for vegetable growth.
Seedling/Seed Planting: Planting seeds or seedlings in your vegetable garden, following best practices for spacing, depth, and plant variety.
Transplanting: Moving mature plants or seedlings into their final planting beds with proper care.
Container Planting: If growing vegetables in containers, help with potting and setting up containers.
Irrigation Systems: Installation of irrigation systems such as drip irrigation or soaker hoses to ensure efficient watering, reducing water waste.
Watering Plans: Setting up a schedule or system for watering your vegetable garden.
Ongoing Garden Care: Regular visits for weeding, watering, pest management, pruning, and harvesting to keep your garden healthy and productive.
Pruning: Proper pruning of plants like tomatoes, beans, or peppers to promote healthy growth and higher yields.
Harvest Assistance: Helping with harvesting vegetables at the right time to ensure peak flavor and nutrition.
End-of-Season Cleanup: Removing dead plants, clearing garden debris, and preparing the garden for the next season, including soil care.
Winterizing Beds: Preparing your vegetable garden beds for winter by adding cover crops, mulch, or protective coverings to help maintain soil health and prepare for the next growing season.
*Prices reflect hourly rates and are dependent on size of beds, property & scope of work
Site Evaluation: Assess your garden space to determine the best location for vegetable beds based on sunlight, soil type, and other environmental factors.
Garden Planning: Help with planning which vegetables to plant, where to plant them, and how to design an efficient garden layout, including considerations for crop rotation and companion planting.
Seasonal Planting Plan: Co-create a planting schedule to ensure you get the best harvest based on your local climate and growing season.
Soil Amendment: Add compost, organic matter, fertilizers, or lime to balance the soil’s nutrients and pH for vegetable growth.
Seedling/Seed Planting: Planting seeds or seedlings in your vegetable garden, following best practices for spacing, depth, and plant variety.
Transplanting: Moving mature plants or seedlings into their final planting beds with proper care.
Container Planting: If growing vegetables in containers, help with potting and setting up containers.
Irrigation Systems: Installation of irrigation systems such as drip irrigation or soaker hoses to ensure efficient watering, reducing water waste.
Watering Plans: Setting up a schedule or system for watering your vegetable garden.
Ongoing Garden Care: Regular visits for weeding, watering, pest management, pruning, and harvesting to keep your garden healthy and productive.
Pruning: Proper pruning of plants like tomatoes, beans, or peppers to promote healthy growth and higher yields.
Harvest Assistance: Helping with harvesting vegetables at the right time to ensure peak flavor and nutrition.
End-of-Season Cleanup: Removing dead plants, clearing garden debris, and preparing the garden for the next season, including soil care.
Winterizing Beds: Preparing your vegetable garden beds for winter by adding cover crops, mulch, or protective coverings to help maintain soil health and prepare for the next growing season.
*Prices reflect hourly rates and are dependent on size of beds, property & scope of work
Site Evaluation: Assess your garden space to determine the best location for vegetable beds based on sunlight, soil type, and other environmental factors.
Garden Planning: Help with planning which vegetables to plant, where to plant them, and how to design an efficient garden layout, including considerations for crop rotation and companion planting.
Seasonal Planting Plan: Co-create a planting schedule to ensure you get the best harvest based on your local climate and growing season.
Soil Amendment: Add compost, organic matter, fertilizers, or lime to balance the soil’s nutrients and pH for vegetable growth.
Seedling/Seed Planting: Planting seeds or seedlings in your vegetable garden, following best practices for spacing, depth, and plant variety.
Transplanting: Moving mature plants or seedlings into their final planting beds with proper care.
Container Planting: If growing vegetables in containers, help with potting and setting up containers.
Irrigation Systems: Installation of irrigation systems such as drip irrigation or soaker hoses to ensure efficient watering, reducing water waste.
Watering Plans: Setting up a schedule or system for watering your vegetable garden.
Ongoing Garden Care: Regular visits for weeding, watering, pest management, pruning, and harvesting to keep your garden healthy and productive.
Pruning: Proper pruning of plants like tomatoes, beans, or peppers to promote healthy growth and higher yields.
Harvest Assistance: Helping with harvesting vegetables at the right time to ensure peak flavor and nutrition.
End-of-Season Cleanup: Removing dead plants, clearing garden debris, and preparing the garden for the next season, including soil care.
Winterizing Beds: Preparing your vegetable garden beds for winter by adding cover crops, mulch, or protective coverings to help maintain soil health and prepare for the next growing season.
*Prices reflect hourly rates and are dependent on size of beds, property & scope of work