Join us for the complete 5 class Edible Landscape Series and learn how to create a beautiful, productive landscape that works with nature. From design fundamentals and soil health to trees, water systems, and wildlife habitat, each class builds on the last to help you confidently transform your space into a thriving edible ecosystem.
Classes Included:
- 🌱 Edible Landscape Basics — June 20
- 🌿 Mulch & Ground Covers — June 27
- 🪨 Paths & Borders — July 11
- 🌳 Trees & Companions — July 18
- 🦋 Water & Wildlife — July 25
Bundle attendees also receive:
- Free garden tour
- Plant discounts
- 25% off consultations
Save $25 when you register for the full series. No refunds.
Edible Landscape Basics is the perfect starting point for anyone who wants to create a beautiful, useful, and low-maintenance garden. In this class, we’ll introduce the foundations of edible landscaping and explore how perennial plants can work together to create a more abundant and resilient yard.
You’ll learn:
- What edible landscaping is and how it differs from a traditional garden
- How to think about your yard as a layered, living system
- Basic permaculture principles for healthier soil and stronger plants
- How to start small and build a landscape that grows with you
No refunds.
Mulch & Ground Covers is a great class for anyone who wants to build healthier soil, reduce weeds, and create a more resilient low-maintenance landscape. In this class, we’ll explore how mulch and perennial ground covers can protect the soil, support plant health, and help create a more connected edible landscape.
You’ll learn:
- Why mulch is one of the most important tools in an edible landscape
- How mulch helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil over time
- How perennial ground covers can reduce maintenance and protect bare soil
- Ways to use plants like sunshine mimosa and perennial peanut in the landscape
No refunds.
Mulch & Ground Covers is a great class for anyone who wants to build healthier soil, reduce weeds, and create a more resilient low-maintenance landscape. In this class, we’ll explore how mulch and perennial ground covers can protect the soil, support plant health, and help create a more connected edible landscape.
You’ll learn:
- Why mulch is one of the most important tools in an edible landscape
- How mulch helps retain moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil over time
- How perennial ground covers can reduce maintenance and protect bare soil
- Ways to use plants like sunshine mimosa and perennial peanut in the landscape
No refunds.
Trees & Companions is a great class for anyone who wants to build a healthier, more productive edible landscape around trees. In this class, we’ll explore how companion plants can support fruit trees and other perennial plantings by improving soil, attracting beneficial insects, reducing maintenance, and creating a more balanced garden system.
You’ll learn:
- What companion planting means in a perennial garden
- How plant guilds can support healthier trees and soil
- Ways to choose companion plants for pest balance, pollinators, and ground coverage
- How to create a more resilient and productive landscape over time
No refunds.
Water & Wildlife is a great class for anyone who wants to create a healthier, more supportive edible landscape for plants, pollinators, and local wildlife. In this class, we’ll explore how water features, water-wise design, and habitat elements can help bring more life, balance, and resilience into your yard.
You’ll learn:
- How to sequester water on site to beat drought & minimize effects of stormwater
- Simple ways to add wildlife-friendly features to your yard
- How to attract pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects
- How to create a more balanced, beautiful, and living garden system
No refunds.
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