Raised bed garden on a slope with mesh fencing

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Full-Service Gardening: Fall Planting, Keyhole Gardens, and More

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After 7 years and 500+ garden designs, Backyard Eats’ methods and materials are tried and true. We have the knowledge and services to guide you through every stage of your garden, from:

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Keep reading for garden design and recipe inspiration, and a note on our updated blog!

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Keyhole Gardens

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Each Backyard Eats garden is unique, but we often recommend “keyhole gardens” for their superior practicality and visual appeal:

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Plant Perennials Today

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Who doesn’t love fresh fruit in the summer? You can grow fruit or berries at home for a delicious harvest year after year! Now is a great time to plant perennial crops like raspberries or blackberries.

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Our expert garden designers can also recommend unique options like serviceberries, and the best way to install perennials in your landscape like:

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You’ll thank yourself next summer for planting perennials now. Contact us today to discuss edible perennials for your landscape!

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Garden All Fall Long!

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Gardening season doesn’t have to end in August! Our trained maintenance team can install a fall garden that maximizes your garden’s harvest.

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Our summer garden clean-up services make starting a fall garden easy. This seasonal care includes:

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  • Removal of weeds and dead plants
  • Garlic and shallot bulb planting
  • Soil amendment with organic compost

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We can plant many popular cool-weather crops at the end of August, like:
  • Baby greens and head lettuce
  • Beans and peas
  • Root crops (ex. carrots, radishes)
  • Herbs (ex. cilantro, dill)
  • Garlic

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Fall planting begins August 14. Contact us today to plan your fall garden!

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Preserve Your Backyard Harvest

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In case you missed it: Backyard Eats partnered with Mordechai Schram, owner of hamutzim, to bring you a delicious lacto-fermentation recipe.

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Lacto-fermentation is a centuries-old preservation method that converts natural bacteria into lactic acid, and slowly ferments food over time. Examples of lacto-fermented vegetables include pickles, sauerkraut, and kimchi.

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Try Mordechai’s lacto-fermentation recipe at home for delicious pickles straight from the garden! Whether you have carrots, radishes, turnips, or cucumbers in season, this recipe is sure to be rewarding.

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Intro to Rain Gardens

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Did you know? Rain gardens collect water runoff from hard surfaces like roofs and driveways.

Rain gardens contain deep-rooted perennials planted in rings that serve unique purposes like slowing rainfall and holding onto soil. Here are some more benefits of rain gardens:

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  • Reduce water usage
  • Reduce flooding
  • Beautify your landscape
  • Filter out water pollutants
  • Replenish groundwater supply
  • Create a wildlife habitat

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Do you want to help conserve water in your landscape with a perennial garden? Contact us to learn more.

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