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Start with 1,000 sqft at a time
Rough Estimates. Contact us for custom plans and pricing
1000 sqft price plans
3 year yield
The safest and most budget friendly
$1500
Design & Install
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1000 sqft food forest design
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10-15 sapling fruit trees
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5-8 nitrogen fixers
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5-7 native support and companion plants
2 year yield
More mature trees for a higher yield faster. Can plant closer to winter with less time constraints
$3000
Design & Install
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1000 sqft food forest design
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Install- 10-15 small sized fruit trees. up to 6ft tall
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5-8 nitrogen fixers
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5-7 native- companion plants
1 year yield
If you have good soil and native biodiversity already established and want high yield right away,this is for you
$7,000
Design & Install
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1,000 sqft food forest design
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10-15 medium sized trees up to 10ft tall
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5-8 nitrogen fixers
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5-7 native, pollinater, root level, vining plants
Step 1
Contact us!
After answering a few basic questions we can send you over a plan and a quote.
Step 2
Design
Custom planting arrangement with maintenance schedule and information about your property.
Step 3
Install
Prepare site and plant at the optimal time.
Step 4
Maintain and relax
Keep up with pruning and fertilizing every couple months and enjoy the production.
1 tree at a time 🙂
Tree + Install
Sapling
1-4 ft tall. 3 gallon pot
$60-$160
per tree
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Tree cost: $10-$60
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Installation $50-$100
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Compost, fertilizer, mulch
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Plant multiple trees for 10-30% discount
Small tree
up to 6 ft tall. 4-10 gallon
$125-$300
per tree
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Tree cost: $50-$150
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Installation: $75-$150
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Compost, fertilizer, mulch
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Plant multiple trees for 10-30% discount
Medium Tree
up to 10ft tall. 10-15gallon
$200-$700
per tree
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Tree Cost: $100-$400
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Installation: $100-$300
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Compost, fertilizer, mulch
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Plant multiple trees for 10-30% discount
Know what trees buy for the best price. where to plant. how to take care of them
Design
Design Tier 1
Game plan for your food forest
$150
one time payment. up to 1000sqft
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video/satellite consultation
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Site summary with custom plant recommendations
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Planting Zone information
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Maintenance and Composting plan
Design Tier 2
Make sure trees are planted correctly for success
$250
One time payment. up to 1000 sqft
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Site Walkthrough
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Site summary with custom plant recommendations
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Planting Zone information
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Maintenance and Composting plan
Design Tier 3
Raw site planning
$500
one time payment. up to 1000 sqft
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Site Walkthrough
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Visual site layout
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Irrigation Plan
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Site summary: custom plant recommendations, zone information, maintenance and composting
Mulch + Fertilizer
$500
Pick up and delivered
Per 1000 sqft
personal shopper
Plant pick up and delivery
$150-$700
sapling to medium sized tree
3gallon-15gallon
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Project Summary example: Okee Oasis
1.25-acre site situated in USDA Hardiness Zone 9b-10A, ideal for a tropical-themed edible landscape. The design will focus on creating a lush food forest, integrating glamping amenities, and providing spaces for stargazing. The property will feature a pond with a beach, surrounded by coconut trees, mango, avocado, lychee, moringa, and Mexican sunflower, along with other native plants to enhance biodiversity.
The layout will include designated zones for intensive use, low-maintenance areas, and glamping spots. A well-planned irrigation system will support water conservation, and natural materials will be used for pathways. Glamping sites will be strategically placed for privacy and minimal light pollution.
Overall, this landscape will combine food production, sustainable design, and outdoor recreation, offering a unique and functional space for both residents and visitors.
Site Analysis example:
1. Site Analysis
- Climate and Hardiness Zone:
- Verify the climate zone .
- Understand the microclimates within the property.
- Soil Analysis:
- Conduct a soil test to determine pH, texture, and nutrient levels.
- Assess drainage patterns and water retention capacity.
- Topography:
- Identify slopes, elevation changes, and areas prone to erosion.
- Sunlight Exposure:
- Map areas of full sun, partial shade, and full shade throughout the day.
- Existing Vegetation and Structures:
- Identify existing trees, plants, and structures that will be preserved, removed, or repurposed.
2. Design Objectives
- Primary Goals:
- Food production, glamping, and stargazing.
- Style and Aesthetic:
- Tropical, lush, and visually appealing.
- Sustainability Goals:
- Maximize biodiversity with native plants and perennial edibles.
- Integrate water conservation practices like rain gardens and swales.
3. Zoning and Layout
- Zone 1 (Intensive Use Area):
- Place the pond with a beach and integrate water-loving plants around the edges.
- Include raised beds or a kitchen garden close to living areas.
- Zone 2 (Food Forest):
- Incorporate layers (canopy, understory, shrubs, herbs, ground cover, and root crops).
- Plant coconut trees, mango, avocado, lychee, moringa, and other tropical fruit trees.
- Include nitrogen-fixing plants like Mexican sunflower.
- Zone 3 (Low-Maintenance Areas):
- Use native plants and drought-tolerant species.
- Create natural meadows or wildflower areas.
- Glamping and Stargazing Areas:
- Designate open spaces for tents or yurts with minimal light pollution for stargazing.
- Create clearings surrounded by low-maintenance plantings for privacy and ambiance.
4. Plant Selection
- Edible Plants:
- Select tropical fruit trees, perennial vegetables, herbs, and ground covers suited to the climate.
- Native Plants:
- Choose native species that support local wildlife and pollinators.
- Companion Planting:
- Use companion planting strategies to enhance growth and reduce pests.
5. Water Management
- Irrigation System:
- Design an efficient irrigation system, possibly with drip irrigation for water conservation.
- Water Features:
- Integrate rainwater harvesting systems like cisterns or rain barrels.
- Create swales or berms to capture runoff and prevent erosion.
6. Pathways and Access
- Path Design:
- Use natural materials like stone, gravel, or mulch for pathways.
- Ensure easy access to all areas, especially the food forest and glamping spots.
- Driveway and Parking:
- Design a driveway and parking area that blends with the landscape.
7. Glamping Infrastructure (optional)
- Tent/Yurt Sites:
- Identify flat, well-drained areas for setting up tents or yurts.
- Amenities:
- Include a fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and seating areas for guests.
- Design composting toilets or eco-friendly sanitation facilities.
8. Lighting and Energy
- Solar Lighting:
- Use solar-powered lights to minimize energy consumption.
- Off-Grid Energy Options:
- Consider installing solar panels or other renewable energy sources.
9. Implementation Timeline
- Phase 1: Site Preparation
- Clear unwanted vegetation, amend soil, and prepare planting areas.
- Phase 2: Infrastructure
- Build pathways, irrigation systems, and glamping facilities.
- Phase 3: Planting
- Begin with the food forest and intensive use areas.
- Phase 4: Final Touches
- Add finishing touches like seating areas, decorations, and additional plantings.
10. Budget and Resources
- Estimate Costs:
- Provide a detailed budget covering plants, materials, labor, and ongoing maintenance.
- Resource List:
- Compile a list of local nurseries, contractors, and suppliers.
11. Maintenance Plan
- Regular Maintenance:
- Outline a schedule for pruning, harvesting, and general upkeep.
- Long-Term Care:
- Develop strategies for pest management, soil health, and plant replacement.
12. Presentation and Proposal
- Visual Aids:
- Create detailed maps, drawings, and 3D renderings of the proposed landscape.
- Written Proposal:
- Draft a comprehensive proposal summarizing the design, implementation, and maintenance plans.