Creating a permaculture food forest involves planning and planting a diverse ecosystem of edible plants, trees, and shrubs that mimic the structure and function of a natural forest.

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This design approach aims to maximize food production while promoting biodiversity, soil health, and ecosystem resilience. Key elements of a permaculture food forest include layering plants to utilize vertical space, selecting a variety of species that support each other, and incorporating perennial crops for long-term sustainability.

By following permaculture principles, such as observing and interacting with nature, you can design a food forest that provides a regenerative source of fresh produce and fosters a thriving ecosystem.

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In just 1-2 hours, we'll check out your property and chat about different things like how much sun your property gets, what the weather's like, and what the health of the soil is.

We'll also talk about what crops you might want to grow. Plus, we'll listen to what you want and need so we can give you advice that's just right for you. Our goal? To help you make a food forest that not only rocks but also makes money. 

This consultation does not include your food forest design.