Services Offered
Edible Plant Nursery
Sell a diverse selection of native edible plants, including fruit trees, berries, and vegetables, with expert advice on cultivation.
Educational Classes
Offer workshops on topics like mushroom growing, native plant identification, and sustainable farming techniques for all skill levels.
Volunteer Opportunities
Provide engaging volunteer programs where individuals and groups can help with farm tasks and learn about agriculture.
Sustainable Farming Systems
Supply closed-loop tilapia and greens farm setups and organic products like mushroom soil to promote eco-friendly practices.
Community Outreach
Conduct programs to address food deserts, educating children and inner-city residents on growing their own healthy food.
Reviews
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Jerry Lopez
via Google
about 2 months ago
Large selection unique plants and friendly and informative service. Chris was very helpful and knowledgeable
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Chris McAlexandervia Google
3 months ago
So glad you are teaching others to grow their own do they can eat healthy. I have a back yard so can only grow so much but have 15 fruiting trees because I buy dwarf and grow them against my fence sideways like in England.
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Lauravia Google
10 months ago
Today, I volunteered at Eat Your Yard through my employer and was delighted by the experience. I found the work highly engaging and appreciated the chance to contribute. Tim provided exceptional hospitality, sharing his expertise with my group. Prior to starting our tasks, we received a thorough tour, which was greatly appreciated. I plan to revisit, both to volunteer and to purchase plants. For those who have not visited, I highly recommend doing so. It is essential to support local businesses.
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Ewyn Breuningervia Google
12 months ago
Tim is the man for native edible plants! They sell overalls magic mix a very nice organic local mushroom soil that plants love. They offer a wonderful assortment of classes for growing mushrooms and identifying native plants. They also offer closed loop tilapia and greens farm set ups. It's worth a visit even if you're just there for the edible plant nursery. You'll leave more knowledgeable than you came. It may even change your ways
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D G (ConsumerGuru)via Google
about 1 year ago
This little nonprofit farm is such a good idea that we should all help it to succeed. From blueberries to beans and persimmons to passionfruit they make nature fun and directly accessible. You can buy your own edible plants and by nurturing food crops, we nurture ourselves and each other. There's a nice and relaxed vibe to the place with helpful people all around. You can sometimes find Tim Armstrong, the founder of this unique place. His vision is adverb focused not only on making the place sustainable but also serving community with education and outreach, especially for children and folks in the inner city where food deserts and costly fresh food present substantial challenges. My hat is off to him for being one of those people who really makes a difference!
