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Have you ever gazed out at your backyard and wished you had the time to install and tend an organic vegetable garden (but your busy life prevents you from making the initial investment of energy)? If you're in the Bay Area, you can now outsource your vegetable gardening needs. A new business has started recently, called MyFarm, which will come out to your house, scope out your available space and amount of sun and create a personalized vegetable garden to suite your needs.
The initial installation runs between $600 - $1,000 and then you pay a weekly service charge for maintenance (depending on the size of your yard). They'll also leave a basket of freshly harvested veggies on your doorstep for you (that will often include produce from other, abundantly producing backyards). For those folks who don't know where to begin in creating their own organic vegetable garden, I can see how this could be a valuable service, especially in these days when it's important to know just where your veggies are coming from (they'll even manage your compost pile for you).
[via SFGate.com]
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7-02-2008 @7:14PM Slow Food Nation said... Hi Marisa,
On this note I find that maybe readers would be interested in learning more about what Slow Food Nation is putting up at the Civic Center? The Victory Garden has been planted yesterday!
http://slowfoodnation.org/blog/2008/07/02/victory-garden-watch-day-1/
Thanks!
Vanessa
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