Take the first step towards a successful Tennessee garden
There are many reasons to start a garden. Whether you're seeing the cost of food rise or you want to keep your family from consuming foods covered in pesticides and other chemicals developed by corrupt billionaires, you know you need to get seeds in the ground. But you also don't want to waste time and money only to get a poor yield from your garden.
We designed our garden consultation for you.
We designed our garden consultation for you.
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Included in our garden consultation:
Through our garden consultations, we provide a holistic view of your garden and help you tackle every aspect of creating and tending to a productive, beautiful, and non-toxic place for your families fruits and vegetables to grow.
Design & Infrastructure: Discover the optimal placement for your garden based on environmental factors and lifestyle fit. We'll also build, place, and install trellises, beds, and other garden infrastructure.
Compost: As the foundation of all nutrition for your garden, compost is the most important piece of the puzzle if you're hoping to grow an abundance of food for your family. We can test your compost for safety and your soil for mineral and nutrient content or present chemicals that may require soil remediation. We also teach you how to amend your soil, source clean compost, and make your own.
Seeds / Seedlings: We teach you which crops do well in your area, how to space them, care for them during growth, and harvest them at their peak freshness.
Irrigation and rainwater catchment: Water is another crucial aspect to achieving a successful garden. Your use of water can make or break the economics of your garden as well. We show you how to set up a watering system that is not only efficient, but also cost-effective. Learn how to clean up or filter city water with cheap filtering systems or collect your own fresh rainwater with simple catchment barrels which we can even install for you!
Scheduling: Lastly, we will help you design a garden schedule that fits into your lifestyle. Have watering, weeding, and harvesting planned down to the week or day and never skip a beat on garden maintenance this year.
Design & Infrastructure: Discover the optimal placement for your garden based on environmental factors and lifestyle fit. We'll also build, place, and install trellises, beds, and other garden infrastructure.
Compost: As the foundation of all nutrition for your garden, compost is the most important piece of the puzzle if you're hoping to grow an abundance of food for your family. We can test your compost for safety and your soil for mineral and nutrient content or present chemicals that may require soil remediation. We also teach you how to amend your soil, source clean compost, and make your own.
Seeds / Seedlings: We teach you which crops do well in your area, how to space them, care for them during growth, and harvest them at their peak freshness.
Irrigation and rainwater catchment: Water is another crucial aspect to achieving a successful garden. Your use of water can make or break the economics of your garden as well. We show you how to set up a watering system that is not only efficient, but also cost-effective. Learn how to clean up or filter city water with cheap filtering systems or collect your own fresh rainwater with simple catchment barrels which we can even install for you!
Scheduling: Lastly, we will help you design a garden schedule that fits into your lifestyle. Have watering, weeding, and harvesting planned down to the week or day and never skip a beat on garden maintenance this year.
Interested in our garden consultations? Contact us today!
Meet Your Consultant: Matt Hundley
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Matt Hundley is homestead designer and consultant, nursery business owner, and bluegrass musician. He lives on a 4-acre permaculture farm and food forest in Hickman County, Tennessee with his wife and son where they grow food and steward animals including goats, ducks, and chickens. Matt is a former Combat Medic who grew up working on small acreage berry, Christmas tree, and market garden farms in Oregon. Through Tennessee Homestead Design, he works with people who live on urban lots to hundred acre properties helping them to design passive homesteads, productive gardens, and even thriving farm businesses.
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