Vegetable harvest

Our mission is to create and build organic gardens and living walls in urban areas for clients wanting to grow, harvest and enjoy their own organic fruits, vegetables, and green spaces. By teaching organic gardening practices and correct growing techniques, Harvest to Home would like to make growing your own food approachable and accessible to everyone!

Download free image of Harvesting vegetable gardening plant. by Tanat Chittirungsan about harvest, rural producer, farming, woman farmer, and farming industry 12058762

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Every one of us is an intricate part of the food system. Relying on our farmers to be the sole solution to our current climate emergency is not the answer. Instead we need to join forces and adopt regenerative farming practices. Creating urban farming practices where we all grow fruit and vegetables is just a small step in the right direction.

Today we finally want to share our favorite summer tortilla recipe with you guys!

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Planning the home fruit garden requires a bit more future-thinking than the vegetable garden. Most vegetables are annuals or biennials and spend just one or two seasons in the garden. Most fruits are trees or

Create a thriving self-sufficient backyard with our easy-to-follow guide! 🌻 Learn how to plant, grow, and harvest fresh fruits and vegetables right from your garden. Start producing your own food and take the first steps towards sustainability. 🍅🌾 #SelfSufficientBackyard #GardeningTips #SustainableLiving

The gardens that are featured in the book are gorgeous and approachable, like they could belong to your cool friend (not someone with a full-time gardener).

Vegetables: smallholding photographs at The Accidental Smallholder