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Healthy Garden Co. installs Urban Vegetable Gardens and Farms in the Toronto Area
We are a team of proud and passionate farmers, landscapers and builders. We believe that a well-designed and well-maintained vegetable garden is something every household, school and business needs.
The urban farms we help to create, result in more self-sufficient food production and consumption.
Do you have unused space in your backyard, school field, rooftop patio or balcony? We can maximize its potential and create ways to positively impact our collective social, environmental and economic footprint.
We are a group of like-minded individuals who share a passion for urban farming and healthy living.
It was our extensive travel to permaculture farms and off-the-grid communities around the world that were the inspiration and catalyst for our involvement in urban farming.
Our goal is to enable more people to grow their own food, all while significantly reducing time and waste.
We love farming, vegetables, herbs, yoga, travelling and good ol’ quality time with friends and family.
In the Spring and Summer, we develop and maintain urban gardens and farms for homeowners, schools and commercial landowners.
In the fall, we harvest food crops and participate in Farmer's Markets. We also spend this time setting up greenhouses and indoor gardens.
In the Winter, we offer microgreens setups, cold frames, and aquaponic, hydroponic and aeroponic growing options.
More than ever before we need to focus on something bigger than ourselves: the wellbeing of our local community. This shift in priorities and a commitment to growing food will help inspire others to do the same, leading to a care continuum.
The concept of sharing helps to eliminate a common problem with many urban farms: growing more than we need. Our company has incorporated sharing as a pillar; inspired by the 'victory gardens' of the past.
Growing food lowers our ecological footprint and benefits Mother Earth, a concept of changing our focus from 'Me' to 'She.'
