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

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.

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.
As our garden grew, we discovered we needed a more efficient way to sift the massive amounts of compost we were using and so we designed and built this DIY motorized compost sifter.

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

This project on Creamer Creek Road near La Grange was our first garden build for someone else. We have loved getting to watch this great family garden over the years.

This is the third section of our garden. We expanded the garden from 32′ x 64′ to 32′ x 110′. Here is a brief summary of its composition and pictures from each stage of construction.

This owner had an existing garden that needed to be cleaned up. There’s nothing like a little newspaper and mulch to give a garden a real make over that won’t just look nice, but will keep the weeds down as well.

This was the third chicken/turkey coop we built. We now raise 150 meat birds a year and this coop is used for the chickens when they are younger. It is climate controlled and also used throughout the year for raising layer hatchlings in until they are big enough to incorporate with our layer flock.This was another fun family project!

This was the second chicken/turkey coop we built. The purpose of this coop is for raising our 75 meat birds and any baby chicks or turkeys that we hatch out. It is climate controlled and has been a well-built, reliable building over the years.

This is the second section of our garden. We expanded the garden from 32′ x 32′ (Section 1) to 32′ x 64′, by adding a 32′ x 32′ section. Here is a brief summary of its composition and pictures from each stage of construction.

This was the first chicken/turkey coop we built. We used alot of recycled lumber from a sale barn that was torn down in our town. This coop was built primarily for our laying hens. This was a great learning project and a fun family project.