Zach Herigodt, owner/operator of Yard Farm, a business that helps people realize their dreams of a productive food garden just steps from their door, has his own garden. I asked him to share a recipe or two with us, and he kindly obliged.
If you’re a new gardener, planting a new garden, or just looking for some quick tips to remind you of a few garden priorities, Zach Herigodt of Yard Farm has you covered.
Zach Herigodt is a professional photographer, designer, and passionate food gardener. His creative pursuits mesh well together in his business Yard Farm, which provides affordable organic garden design, consultation and installation.
When the economy started to plummet out of control in late 2008, Americans from coast-to-coast hurried to garden centers and home improvement stores where they snapped up vegetable seeds and plants faster than banks got government bailouts—well, maybe not that fast.
Writer, Spike Gillespie, lives in Central Austin, just east of the University of Texas and downtown. The small, charming homes in her neighborhood were built in the 1940s and 1950s. The yards are good sized, and the houses not too close.
