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| Modern day agriculture practices a method called "Row Planting". This method is not economical (in the short or long term), encourages weed growth, soil compaction, soil depletion and eventual desertification. The Texas Raised-Intensive Method is a soil building method that was developed to conserve water, eliminate petroleum-based fertilizer run-off, and optimize food harvest all within the 12 month growing season that Texas experiences. Grow Good Foods offers many options to the general public. Each one is specialized to the individual (or group) and the land in question. Some people have existing raised beds and need consultation to improve water conservation and self-sustaining techniques that the Texas Raised-Intensive Method offers. Others request having one or several Grow Good Foods Gardens constructed completely from scratch by us on top of an existing "Row Planting" garden or even somewhere in their backyard. Regardless of what your individual needs may be, Grow Good Foods will teach, show and help you to grow good foods for the rest of your life in a very feasible, inexpensive, and long-term enviromentally friendly way. Call, write or email us today to set an appointment or answer any questions you may have about your Grow Good Foods Garden! |
| Grow Good Foods Natural Raised Bed Construction, Maintainance, Consultation. Specializing In Self-Sustaining Heirloom Gardening and The Texas Raised-Intensive Method. tm *** We can also build a custom greenhouse specifically designed to your needs, or build a G.G.F. Garden for herbs, ornamental flowers and other non-edible plants!*** |
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| Grow Good Foodsc will install our GGF organic garden complete with your choice of heirloom fruits and vegetables anywhere you desire on your property. This garden will easily pay for itself the first year with the money you will save on expensive produce at the grocery store. PLUS this garden will never have to be tilled again, takes very little water and seldom needs weeding. Stop buying genetically altered decent food or paying exorbitant amounts of money on organic produce and Grow Good Foodsc instead! |
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| "Our organic garden built by Grow Good Foods has produced an abundance of tomatoes and cucumbers this year. We didn't have to do anything but water the garden and we have been reaping the benefits all summer. We are very happy with our garden and would recommend Grow Good Foods to anyone." -L.P., Cedar Creek, Tx "I have had 17 years worth of gardens and on my 18th I hired Lance because of my age. The garden he planted has produced non-stop for 5 months.including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, radishes, carrots, squash, herbs and melons. If you are interested in a garden I highly recommend Lance. His knowledge and hard work will satisfy your expectations." -E.F., Cedar Creek, Tx |