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Taught by Someone Who's Actually Cooked What You'll Grow

Most gardening courses are taught by gardeners. These are taught by a chef and former produce manager who happens to also design gardens — which changes what gets covered. You won't just learn how to grow a tomato; you'll learn which tomato variety is actually worth growing based on what it's like to cook with, and which ones are better left to the grocery store.

Every course here is built around a simple filter: if it doesn't end up making your garden more useful — not just more productive, more useful — it's not in the curriculum. That means less time on theory you'll never apply, and more time on the decisions that actually determine whether your garden feeds you or just occupies your weekends.

Come as a total beginner or a gardener who's been doing this for years. Either way, expect to leave with a garden plan built backward from your kitchen, not forward from a seed catalog.

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Got a Garden That Isn't Earning Its Keep?

Tell me what you're working with — the space, the mess, the 'why won't this grow' - and I'll tell you honestly what's worth fixing and what's not. No generic advice, just a straight answer from someone who's cooked it, priced it, and grown it.

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