Perennial Harvest

Rain barrels feeding rain gardens...pretty good combo for Northern Michigan, if we say so!

Rain barrels need gutters, but we aim to make sure your gutters aren't damaging your house.

If you need referrals, let us know. Work like this would never be advised by us nor our partners.

Hint: Where will snow/rain go on the left side?

We're using our imagination here since spring is taking its time.

Right photo is our recently-made barrel. Let's remove that snow and place it in a northern Michigan setting with native plants!

Free rain barrel installation for landscaping clients.

It can be as small-scale and easy as the photo. Contact soon to get on the spring schedule.

Saw these today at Oryana Community Co-op in Traverse City.

Lots of great edible plants are native to this region. Learn with Clay Bowers, plant your own with us after!

Surprise product returning to Traverse City this spring!

Can you guess what it is?

Retail locations in the works. Installation will also be available.

These aren't currant-ly ripe, but they sure did look good in July!

Check out the new sign, too, honoring Jonathan.

We've been hearing that TART Trails riders are curious about the Edible Trails Project at the DeYoung property of the Leelanau Conservancy en route to Suttons Bay.

For those who want to enjoy the edible offerings, here's the planting plan:

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