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Does your garden meet the needs for local wildlife?

Back To Eden Garden Care supports the NWF by offering consultation to encourage homeowners to meet the requirements for a Wildlife Habitat Certification. Click the link below to learn about getting your home garden certified as wildlife habitat.

wildlife habitat certification for your home garden

Want to start an urban wildlife garden and don't know where to start?

We love inspiring new gardeners!
Back To Eden Garden Care is all about empowering new gardeners through the lens of sustainable practices that promote wildlife. We can help you get set up with all the right tools and develop a maintenance plan for your home garden. Call to get in touch with our garden coaching and consultation services.

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Community action is important to our mission at Back To Eden Garden Care

Have you wanted to get involved in community agriculture, but don't know where to start? Click the link below to learn about some of our favorite local movers and shakers in the realm of agriculture and sustainability.

non-profits we love

A quail sitting on a fence. Wildlife in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Quail and other birds rely on our neighborhoods to provide shelter and food for their families.

Promoting wildlife in your garden can be as simple as planting a grove of trees, or as complex as building a small managed wetland. It is important to include multi-seasonal food interest, as well as shelter and a clean water source.

Back To Eden Garden Care consultants can help you create an ecosystem in your garden, creating home and sustenance for local wildlife.

book an appointment for garden consultation

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Edible landscapes are both beautiful and productive.
Aim for diversity when establishing a home garden.

One of our missions here at Back To Eden Garden Care is to reconnect families with the food they eat.

We believe that in growing your own food, you can achieve better health and food security in this fast-paced and ever-changing modern society.

We also believe this can be done in a way which is attractive and blends beautifully in a flower garden. Your neighbors may not even know you have fresh produce growing among your flowers!

Learn more about edible gardening

A ripening tomato from a garden in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo credit: Annie Karoline Best

Queen squash snuck in from a neighbor's garden in Salt Lake City, Utah.

This type of gardening can be contagious.
Learn about how to support community agriculture and grow the neighborhood.

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Local non-profits to pay attention to

Restoring habitat,
one garden at a time.

Quail and other birds rely on our neighborhoods to provide shelter and food for their families.

Edible landscapes are both beautiful and productive.
Aim for diversity when establishing a home garden.

This type of gardening can be contagious.
Learn about how to support community agriculture and grow the neighborhood.

Are you ready to start planting?

Restoring habitat, one garden at a time.

Quail and other birds rely on our neighborhoods to provide shelter and food for their families.

Edible landscapes are both beautiful and productive.Aim for diversity when establishing a home garden.

This type of gardening can be contagious.Learn about how to support community agriculture and grow the neighborhood.

Are you ready to start planting?

Restoring habitat,
one garden at a time.

Edible landscapes are both beautiful and productive.
Aim for diversity when establishing a home garden.

This type of gardening can be contagious.
Learn about how to support community agriculture and grow the neighborhood.