Our garden tending looks like helping people prune their fruit trees and other plants, weeding, mulching, and tending to the spaces where food is grown.
This service is for people looking for a little support to get things back under control, a hand with some of the heavier tasks, or guidance in developing a more abundant and productive space.
Some common services include (but not limited to)
Garden planning, assessments, and consultations
Pruning and other general garden labor
Backyard bee keeping consultations and inspections
Private mentorship sessions
We provide services to plan, prepare, and deliver burns to help improve ecological function, improve habitat for wildlife, improve grazing land for livestock, manage invasive species, increase resilience to catastrophic fire, and reduce the risk of loss of life and property.
The thought of bringing the land back into a healthy balance with fire is so often overwhelming. We are here to help make and execute tangible plans that have real, visible results that not only help the land owner but also are beneficial to all the plants and wildlife that share the land.
Our fire tending services can include:
Plan development
Burn plot preparation
Equipment usage during the burn (portable tanks, hoses, pumps, slip-on unit)
Permit coordination and assertation
Develop operational maps
Burn coordination and leadership throughout delivery
Post-burn follow-ups
Ecological monitoring plan development
Data collection for ecological monitoring
Burn mentorship and workshops
Starting in mid-July 2026, join for either a seasonal or year-long mentorship program and learn how to care for healthy, productive backyard fruit trees.
Topics include pruning, grafting, propagation, soil health, pest management, plant ecology, and holistic orchard management.
Suitable for all experience levels. Each cohort is limited to 8 participants.
