Step # 1 Book a Consult
Do you have questions about how to plant and tend to your garden? Was your quarantine garden a flop? Or do you just want to know how to take your skills to the next level?
Booking a consult is the first step to becoming a better kitchen gardener. We truly believe that everyone has a green thumb, but that we just need some guidance to discover what nature intended. With proper coaching, you can grow your own food and flowers in a healthy way for you and your community.
Gold Feather Gardens is on a mission to build 100 gardens in Boise, Idaho, sourcing local materials and naturally grown plants. We believe that by doing this, our city will be a healthier, more sustainable place with a strong local food system.
Once you book a consult, we’ll help optimize your space for the most successful harvest. From a modest herb garden to a full urban homestead, we’ll create a journey to health and wholeness just for you.
Our services.
Coaching
Do you already have a kitchen garden? I will help you take your gardening skills to the next-level. Each coaching session is one-on-one, so that I can answer all of your questions right in your garden and demonstrate new techniques. Each session includes a follow-up summary email so that you can step confidently in the right direction for your garden.
Installation
Are you dreaming of a kitchen garden? One that matches the esthetic of your home and that’s filled with nutritionally dense vegetables that your family will love tending and eating? This service begins with a consult so that we can decide where your kitchen garden will go and how to maximize the design for you. Then, I’ll create a design and a path forward to install the kitchen garden of your dreams.
Maintenance
Gardens are living, breathing parts of your lifestyle. With seasonal maintenance subscriptions, I’ll visit your garden to provide a coaching session, pull plants that have finished producing and plant new ones in their place so that you can keep growing all year long. This also includes preparing for cold weather with row covers on your gardens for winter greens and herbs.