Garden Models

Find the model that fits your space.

Every place — every porch, parking lot, schoolyard, parish, and rooftop — can become a garden. Here's a starter map.

Small · Flexible

Pots, buckets, fabric grow bags. Perfect for balconies, patios, and renters.

Backyards · Side yards

Defined beds with healthy soil — easier on backs, knees, and weed pressure.

Urban · Commercial

Turn unused rooftops into productive, cooling green space for residents and neighbors.

City lots

Small lots and parkway strips reimagined as productive, beautiful neighborhood assets.

K–12 · Universities

Living classrooms where curiosity becomes competence — science, nutrition, stewardship.

Congregations

Courtyards and lawns become spaces of fellowship, outreach, and Sabbath rest.

Apartments · Cities

Walls, towers, and trellises multiply growing surface where ground is scarce.

Streets · Districts

Yards, alleys, and shared beds woven into block-by-block food resilience.

Master-planned

Whole developments designed around shared growing space, water, and stewardship.

Any space

Plantings designed to feed bees, butterflies, and native pollinators across every season — no hive required.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us about your space and goals. We'll point you toward the model — and the next small step — that makes sense.

Pollinators

Even without a hive, your garden can be vital pollinator habitat. Explore urban beekeeping and pollinator-safe planting choices.