Photos of Gardens, Yards and other Foodscaping Projects

Perennial white clover presents a wonderful alternative to grass lawns. White clover grows a maximum of 6 inches, meaning No Mowing! Clover fixes nitrogen…

These are samples of past designs we have completed.

This swale was created by finding the contour of the slope and digging a trench along that contour. Blueberries, strawberries, and echinacea are planted…

This garden bed was built in a steeply slopping hillside. The bed is built out of locally milled cedar.

We used stone found on site to build these terraced bed. The top bed is planted with black raspberries and the bottom bed is planted with strawberries.

The beginnings of a forest garden emerge.

This foodscape is in front of the Eco-dorm at Warren Wilson College in Western North Carolina. It was designed using Permaculture principles. This foodscape…

This mandala garden is in the process of being built for our client Ginger. It will have a centerpiece that will allow her to be in the center of her madala…

After a few undesirable trees were removed, we started to create this foodscape from bare ground. We outlined the garden area with old brick that was found…

This garden was built on top of a grassy yard. It is composed of multiple layers placed right over the grass. The layers are as follows: 1) rock minerals…

This is a RAISED garden bed that was built for a client who could not bend over but still wanted to garden.

A simple composting system for a compost pile that will most likely not be turned.

Mycoboards are a new, locally created invention designed to make gardening easier and more productive. The board is waste wood from the lumber industry;…