
Section 3 Garden Pictures
This garden used the Back to Eden philosophy and was made from 100% mulch. We now produce over 3,000 pounds of produce a year from our year-round garden.

This garden used the Back to Eden philosophy and was made from 100% mulch. We now produce over 3,000 pounds of produce a year from our year-round garden.

From garden makeovers to brand-new builds, we are blessed by every family we bring the joy of gardening to.

We were asked to design and build a garden for a retreat center in Seadrift, Texas. Although we were plagued with bad weather during the project, it came together beautifully. We hope it blesses everyone who comes there.

Over the years, we have taken over-all pictures of the garden from our second story balcony. It’s amazing to see how the garden has grown and changed over the years. You can really see the evolution!

Check out some of our favorite plant and produce pictures over the years. In the end, it’s all about growing as much, healthy nutritious food as possible with the easiest methods we can create. And above all…this is a family affair!

We were asked to design and build a garden that would be handicap accessible in Burton, Texas. We’ve watching this garden bless it’s owners over the years.

Trellises allow you to keep your plants off the ground in the garden while taking advantage of growing vertically.

It’s the end of the season and you are ready to plant the next set of crops in your garden. Where do you begin? See how we clean beds up at the end of a season.

We volunteered our time to help design and build this community garden located in La Grange, Texas.

Here are some important tips for saving heirloom tomato seeds. Watch our short video to see how easy it is for yourself!

Fall planning is here! It’s time to start your fall transplants to get a jump on the growing season. If you’ve never started your own transplants before, check out our short how-to video and how-to article to get you on your way.

There is nothing more disappointing in the garden than to finally pick that giant watermelon, only to slice into it and discover it’s not ripe yet! Check out this 3 minute video that will show you how to know when those watermelons and cantaloupes you grew are ready to be picked.