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✨Helping Detroit homeowners & businesses set up/grow organic urban veggie gardens

🌿your garden to table guide-30 built & 700+ helped

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10/27/2026

Went to a coaching client’s house this weekend & just stood there like… it’s October 27th. In Michigan. & your garden looks like THIS? 😂

When we planned this garden, we got picky. Every plant had to answer 2 questions:

1. Does your kitchen actually use it? Like weekly, in real life, not “maybe someday.” Just cute in the seed catalog? It didn’t get a bed. Sorry!
2. Can we pick it over & over again? I don’t want a garden that has one big week in August & then just clocks out. So it’s heavy on kale, chard, greens, herbs — cut what you need tonight, it grows back, do it again Thursday.

This is why I won’t shut up about planning, lol. It’s not the glamorous part, but it’s the whole reason this is still happening on October 27th. Your garden doesn’t have to quit in September just because your tomatoes did.
& honestly, this is most of what we do in coaching: sit down before the season gets away from you, figure out what your house actually eats, & plan it so the garden keeps feeding you past summer. Want yours doing this next fall? Spring 2027 waitlist is in my bio 🌿

Your turn: what’s the one thing your kitchen goes through SO fast it should just live in the garden permanently? I have a list but I’ll let you go first 👀

10/25/2026

I started Floraculture because I genuinely believe more people would grow their own food if their veggie garden actually felt like it belonged in their backyard and their life 🍅✨

That is really what I am going for every single time I design one of these. Something beautiful enough that you want to look at it, productive enough that it shows up on your dinner table, and simple enough that it does not become another thing on your to do list.

I design and educate here in Metro Detroit and whether you want someone to design it for you or you want to learn how to do it yourself, I want to help you get there.

If you are dreaming about a garden like this, I have two ways to help: a personalized design or a coaching program that walks you through building it yourself. Link in bio to explore spring options

10/21/2026

First frost came and went and I am still out here harvesting. 🥕

I’m showing you everything in this garden that will continue to be harvestable past frost

I know the instinct is to go pull everything out the second it gets cold but please do not do that yet. There is still so much in a Metro Detroit vegetable garden that does not care about frost at all, and it will just keep going on its own until about December without you having to do a single thing except enjoy it

We are not done yet 🌿

10/14/2026

Everyone’s reaching for pumpkins this month, but my favorite October harvest is a bowl of spicy salsa made entirely from the garden (especially as I harvest all that’s left when frost warnings roll in and need a way to get it all off my counter)

October is about savoring what’s left & setting your garden up well before winter. A little care now makes spring so much easier.

Save this for your October garden guidance, and share with veggie garden friends 👩🏻‍🌾

10/07/2026

Fresh garden basil in January? Yes, please. 🌿

Here in Metro Detroit, frost is coming, which means our outdoor basil season is almost over.

But before I let mine go, I take a few healthy cuttings, root them in water, and pot them up to grow indoors.

This is one thing I never skip in my garden, and as an edible garden designer and educator in Metro Detroit, I wanted to share it with you too.

There’s nothing better than using fresh basil from your garden on a nice pasta dinner in the middle of winter 🍝

09/30/2026

Most people think a veggie garden lives and dies by the first frost. Pull everything, close it down, see you in May. There is so much more your backyard can do than that.

Swipe through to see what is actually possible from October all the way through February — and then tell me if you still think gardening season is over soon

A fall garden that was planted at the right time is already giving you:

🌿 Fresh herbs back in rotation now that the heat has broken
🥬 Lettuce and greens showing back up after sitting out all summer
🥕 Carrots planted in June that are finally ready to pull
🥦 Broccoli and cabbage filling out toward harvest

Here’s to many more harvests ahead of us, friends! Soup season is just beginning

09/22/2026

Have I mentioned you’re not alone in figuring out how to grow a veggie garden? 👆This is what the garden care club looks like for a new gardener

We built this garden together a few falls ago. Designed it around her space, her lifestyle & what she actually wanted to grow. & then instead of handing it off & wishing her luck, I stayed.

Every few weeks I’m back. Pruning what needs to come off, planting the next round of seasonal crops, checking in on everything & making sure nothing’s getting out of hand. & when something looks a little off, she doesn’t have to Google it or stress about it. She just texts me.
I think that’s the part that surprises people most. That the install is really just the beginning of what we can do together.

09/20/2026

Two things worth ordering for your Metro Detroit garden right now before the window closes.

Save this so you don’t forget! 🧄🌷

The tulip catalog is a dreamy place to be…Link in bio for more seasonal guidance and coaching if you need a hand walking through it

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Ferndale, MI
48220

Website

http://www.floraculturegardens.com/

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