Food forests · Edible landscapes · Foodscaping

A landscape you can eat from

Ever wished your backyard was like a forest where delicious food grew on trees? That's exactly what a food forest is — a multi-layered edible landscape of fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, vines, herbs, and even mushrooms, all working together as one beautiful, self-sustaining ecosystem.

Multi-layered food forest with fruit trees, berries, and ground covers
Why it works

Unmatched abundance per square foot

Food forests produce more abundance and diversity per square foot than any other growing system — with minimal inputs. Multiple layers of plants work together, naturally building soil fertility while providing year-round harvests.

Unlike resource-intensive conventional approaches, an established food forest thrives with minimal intervention. It's the rare landscape investment that gets more productive — and more beautiful — every single year.

  • Multi-layered plantings: canopy, understory, shrub, herb, ground cover, vine, and root
  • Fruit and nut trees, berries, perennial vegetables, and medicinals
  • Pollinator support woven through the whole system
  • Year-round harvest planning
  • Soil that builds itself through living biology
Bag of fresh-picked peaches from a home food forestRipe blueberries on the bush
Foodscaping

Landscaping, but with food

Not ready for a full food forest? Foodscaping weaves edibles into the landscape you already have — edible borders, herb gardens that put fresh flavor in every meal, herbal tea gardens, and a medicinal garden that lets you grow your own apothecary.

Food-producing projects are available at every scale, from aGarden Enhancement raised-bed kitchen garden to a Transform & Growmulti-zone edible landscape to aSignature whole-property food system.

Real results

A front yard that feeds a family

Three-stage transformation of a front yard into a food forest: before, establishment, and maturity
Front-yard food forest: before, establishment, and maturity.
From the field

Watch the work

Ready to forage for your dinner?

Tell us about your property and your food goals. We'll design a system that fits your land, your light, and your appetite.