Grow Food, Not Lawns

Jessica and I followed suit with Amanda to have our own stone laying journey! We are so excited to be here for our second season building a potager garden after an extensive front yard cleanup last year. Looking forward to sharing more once we have p
Our Garden Designer Amanda finished up her new garden plot in her backyard! The time, precision, and effort it takes to get it all done is her expertise. She sees a blank canvas anywhere she designs and thinks outside the box on potential! Additional
Season of growth is here! Planting seeds is my jam and wow are we excited to share our babies we have been giving all our love to with you! First plant sale is this Saturday with @restorationpeace in Waukee! IFG is bringing lettuce, thyme, broccoli,
Happy spring equinox!
@cultivatefoodconnections hosted this amazing film screening for @commongroundfilm which is all about regenerative farming practices. The “why” behind its importance and to show we can make this sustainable change together. This is the s
That’s a wrap for the 2026 @homeshowdm ! Thank you so much to the team who put it all together. We enjoyed talking to everyone about their gardens from last year, future goals and how to get started! We look forward to helping gardeners this se
Last day of @homeshowdm we’re here to talk gardening and foodscaping. Plus we have seeds from @ninesquarefeet to share! Our booth is at 1968.
Day 3 at @homeshowdm ! Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️✨🫶
Third season of hands in the dirt here we come! This weekend we will be at the @homeshowdm at booth 1968. We’re so excited to share what we’ve been up to over the last year. We are growing food, caring for gardens, and teaching families a
The countdown begins for the Home & Garden Show! February 12-15, 2026 Booth 1968 Please enjoy these photos from last year, we had so much fun🪴 💚
It’s National Chocolate Day, but we have peppers on the brain! Did you know there are chocolate peppers from sweet to hot and all kinds of shapes and sizes? Vegetables are so cool.
There are so many wonderful gardening resources to take advantage of. From libraries, to Facebook groups, local organizations, the internet, and experience gardening neighbors. Some of us learned from grandparents or trial and error. Some joined a co