Eat Your Lawn — Edible Landscaping & Ecological Garden Design in South Florida

Why

Your lawn could be feeding you.

We turn ordinary South Florida yards into gardens that grow real food — fruit, vegetables, and herbs you can pick on the way to dinner.

Two bright sunflowers in full bloom on a sunny afternoon

Cherry tomatoes ripening on the vine, mixed with fresh basil leaves

What We Build

Beautiful spaces that grow real food.

Every project is a little different, but it always starts with the same idea: a garden designed for your climate, your home, and your family.

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Raised Bed Gardens

Handcrafted cedar beds and corrugated metal beds, sized and placed to make daily harvesting easy.

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Edible Landscaping

Vegetables, herbs, and ornamentals woven together — a yard that looks beautiful and feeds you too.

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Herb Gardens

Culinary and tea gardens just outside the kitchen, planted for the South Florida growing seasons.

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Fruit Trees & Tropicals

Mango, papaya, citrus, passionfruit, and other climate-appropriate edibles, sited to thrive.

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Ongoing Garden Care

Seasonal planting, pruning, and maintenance so your garden keeps producing year after year.

Project Vibes

A glimpse of what's possible.

This could be you. A look at recent gardens and the kind of spaces we love to build.

Inquire About a Garden

Cedar raised beds full of marigolds, petunias, herbs and beans with bamboo tiki torches — Cedar raised beds & pollinators

Overhead view of a raised bed packed with bright zinnias and petunias in pink, orange and yellow — Cut flower bed in bloom

Two large green bell peppers ripening alongside orange marigolds and purple petunias — Peppers companion-planted with flowers

A dense bed of bright orange and yellow calendula flowers in full sun — Calendula in full bloom

A backyard raised bed with dahlias, lavender, rosemary and phlox in golden light — Backyard edible & cutting bed

A corrugated metal raised bed planted with kale, lettuce and herbs with citrus trees behind — Metal raised bed with citrus

Two bright yellow summer squash growing under broad green leaves — Yellow summer squash on the vine

A grower holding a large bunch of freshly pulled purple radishes with greens still attached — Fresh radish harvest

A basket overflowing with freshly harvested white chamomile flowers — Harvested chamomile

Close-up of purple lavender stems freshly cut into a white basket — Fresh-cut lavender

A young papaya tree with a passionfruit vine on a trellis and an herb bed below — Tropical edible landscaping

Long rows of basil, tomatoes and peppers stretching toward a small red barn — Production rows & barn

How It Works

Simple, from first call to first harvest.

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Submit Inquiry
Share a little about your space, your goals, and what you'd love to grow.
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Site Consultation
We visit your home, look at sun, soil, and irrigation, and design the garden together.
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Garden Installation
We build the beds, prepare the soil, and plant — typically in a day or two.
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Grow Food
You harvest. We can come back for seasonal planting and care whenever you want it.

Irrigation

Built to thrive in South Florida.

We strongly recommend irrigation for most edible gardens. Consistent watering makes a major difference in plant health during hot South Florida weather and busy weeks.

Every installation includes a complimentary wet check consultation to help evaluate your existing irrigation and support long-term garden success.

Drip irrigation line running along a cedar raised bed planted with lettuce and herbs

The co-founders of Eat Your Lawn smiling together at sunrise

Why We Started

Ten years of gardens — and the people who kept asking.

We're Yehuda & Ariella Heller. We've spent over a decade building educational farms and gardens with children, families, and communities. Along the way, parents, friends, and people who visited the gardens kept asking us the same thing: could we build one for them?

Eat Your Lawn is our answer — a way to bring the joy and connection of growing food back into the everyday lives of South Florida homeowners. We believe a garden gets you outside, slows you down, and reconnects you with where your food actually comes from.

Based in Boca Raton, we serve South Florida. For larger installs further afield, just reach out — we'll talk.

Begin

Begin Your Garden

Serving South Florida. Tell us a little about your space and we'll be in touch.

Your yard, reimagined.