Deep Roots innovative food gardening method is easier and great for beginners
FREE Webinar on Sunday, April 30, at 3pm
Our first webinar of the season is hosted by the Oak Park sustainability program on their Earth Month Community event calendar for April.. View our preview video on our website. Register for the webinar HERE.
Everyone is welcome. Bring your questions.
YES, YOU CAN! be successful this growing season. Most of our kitchen gardeners are “first-timers. The webinar will highlight the reasons why Deep Roots Project’s unique method makes growing food enjoyable, economical, and successful, even from the first harvest. We will share practical tips on raised beds, soil, watering, pests, optimizing sun and easy plants to grow. We also deliver raised beds ready to plant with seeds and seedlings, as well as compost to fill your own raised beds.
No gardening experience necessary! There’s never been a better time to discover the joy (and fun) of growing the healthiest, tastiest veggies right outside your door. If not now – when?
Harvest all season with less work!
Starting a food garden can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Although it takes planning and effort, the rewards are well worth it. With a little bit of know-how and some careful planning, and support from gardening experts you can enjoy fresh, delicious produce right from your own backyard.
Enjoy the many benefits of food gardening
Gardening outdoors surrounded by nature is healthy for mind and body and provides many benefits, both for the individual gardener and for the community as a whole. There is peace of mind knowing where your food comes from while also reaping the benefits of physical activity and time spent outdoors.
We follow the latest soil science
Deep Roots Project teaches how to grow food with limited space in raised beds. Our horticultural advisor applied the latest soil science of organic and regenerative farming to backyard kitchen gardens and named our innovative method Transformational Gardening. The healthy soil supports an ecosystem of microorganisms, which nurture healthy plants. The huge populations of soil microbes feed nutrients to the plant roots as nature intended. We replenish microbes and nutrients every season with more compost and worm castings.
Our innovative method is easier to learn
Beginner gardeners love our innovative method because it’s easier to learn and to setup your food garden than traditional organic gardening. Plus, it ensures success year after year. Intermediate and advanced gardeners with busy lives also appreciate the simplicity of our method.
Our gardeners have a partnership with nature
The key to joyful gardening is starting small and growing your knowledge every year. Learning from mistakes is part of your evolving partnership with nature. The Deep Root team is ready to support you when problems arise. Contact support[at]deep-roots-project.org
Our compost is your new “SOIL”
We provide our gardeners with the best products for success – like durable and beautiful cedar raised beds, compost and worm castings (worm poop). We use 100% microbe-rich compost instead of soil and microbe-rich worm castings instead of traditional organic fertilizers. We sell raised beds, compost and worm casting in our online store.
We deliver ready-to-plant raised beds
We design, build, deliver and fill our cedar raised beds. You get an instant garden ready to plant. We also deliver compost for raised beds you provide. Plus, customers can pick up bags of compost and worm castings from our experimental garden and workshop at 323 So. East Ave, Oak Park. IL. Contact us with your questions and to place orders at support[at]deep-roots-project.org and call 708-655-5299.
Worm castings – an amazing fertilizer
Our top quality worm castings (also called vermicompost) is actually worm poop. Our worm castings are gentler to plants, more powerful than traditional organic fertilizers and easier to use. Get a head start on a great harvest by using worm castings when planting seeds and seedlings.
Our “Grow Your Own Food" blog is growing
We revised our earlier blog post and added new tips to make sure that everyone, no matter what their experience level, can grow a successful veggie garden year after year. See the full list of all the Grow Your Own Food blog posts. Or view posts with summaries and photos divided into 6 separate category pages:
Transformational Gardening & Planning
Healthy Soil and Soil Microbes
Garden Planting and Nurturing
Grow Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs
Pest & Disease Control
Healthy People & Communities
Questions, comments, suggestions? We’d love to hear from you! Send photos of your garden too!
See the full list of our Grow Your Own Food blog posts. Our blog posts are divided into 6 categories – each with its own page of blog post photos and summaries.
Questions, comments, suggestions? We’d love to hear from you! If you need a quick answer to a gardening question give us a call or send a text. We are here to solve your gardening problems. Please call OR text our Customer Service team at 708-655-5299 OR send an email to: support[at]deep-roots-project.org.
