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We’re Hiring! As a newly formed worker-owned co

We’re Hiring!

As a newly formed worker-owned cooperative, Nashville Foodscapes is growing in some exciting ways! We're looking to add 4 hourly employees to the company by March. Apply by February 12!

As a worker-owned cooperative, all employees (including hourly employees) have the opportunity to become owner-tracked. Black, indigenous, and other people of color are especially encouraged to apply. Link in bio!

#foodscape #workerowned #cooperativeeconomics #jobs

We’re back! “For our first project of the new

We’re back!

“For our first project of the new year, we created a floating pathway between two homes, giving both neighbors access to their backyards. The pathway incorporates Tennessee flagstone and decorative creek gravel. Below the pathway, we also installed a drainage pipe that connects to the client’s gutters. This will divert a large quantity of rainwater and keep water from pooling on the ground.

Next steps to come will be to spruce up the areas alongside the pathway. We will do this by adding a variety of plants and mulch.

More to come!”

- Amber, Project Manager

#pathway #wintergarden

Wrapped our last project of the year today. This c

Wrapped our last project of the year today. This client wanted a couple more trees and a lot less lawn. Can’t wait to see these plants fluff up in the spring! There’s a Vitex, a Chinese fringe tree (more resistant to the emerald ash borer than the American species), lots of heuchera, ferns, grasses, sedum, evergreen shrubs, and coneflowers!

Gratitude for a few weeks of rest before we welcome 2021. Looking forward to seeing all our gardens come to life in a few months, rooted and refreshed.

See you soon!

#foodscape #winter #rest #trees #garden

What a beautiful basket of goodness! Big thanks to

What a beautiful basket of goodness! Big thanks to @unlesscreations for crafting delicious and nutritious products from the abundance of middle-TN crops! Chestnut cookies, hickory bark syrup, salsa verde, blueberry jam, and more! Give them a follow to keep up to date on where you can purchase their magic!

Nashville Foodscapes | 2020