Since July 2023, Hungry Harvest Garden has been growing and harvesting food for those in need. From a 10-bed garden at our local school to a 410-square foot community garden, we help put healthy, fresh veggies on the plates of those who need it most. 

Now, we're extending our outreach. 

Whether you're looking to create a garden on your rooftop, or in your yard, town center, or workplace, Hungry Harvest Garden can make that happen. From initial design to harvest, we'll help you every step of the way. Take a look at the design and construction services we offer.

Growing food to... feed your family.

Having a garden in your backyard is like having the freshest supermarket at your fingertips! With produce prices skyrocketing and an exaggerated use of chemicals and genetically modified organisms in our food supply chain, going organic is more important than ever. In addition, raising children who respect the earth and understand how food is grown helps build a more sustainable society.

Hungry Harvest Garden can design the garden of your dreams, whether it's a small herb garden, one 4x8 raised bed, or a large space custom-designed to fit the needs of your family.

Growing food to... create workplace engagement.

Gardening is mentally stimulating and emotionally rewarding. Being connected to the earth allows employees time to recharge, creating a workplace they feel connected to. Living plants are proven to reduce stress and foster both creativity and efficiency in the workplace. Building a working vegetable garden (or mini farm) can support your company's long-term environmental goals. 

Certified in Biophilic Design, Hungry Harvest Garden will create a custom vegetable garden designed specifically for your workplace with your end goals in mind. Offer employees a weekly harvest basket as an added benefit and/or donate your harvest to a nearby food shelter. 

Growing food to... build community.

Looking for a way to bring your community together toward a common goal? Hungry Harvest Garden will work with your town leaders to design and construct a custom garden at the heart of your community.

Invite the garden club, school groups, scouts, and others in town to participate. Then watch how the community comes together! Offer volunteers a weekly harvest basket, set up a community farm stand, and/or donate your harvest to a nearby food shelter. It's amazing to see the happiness that can come from a shared space, and the good you can accomplish by working together.