Organic Vegetable Gardening Consulting (E-mail + Phone) | Based in Phoenix, Arizona and for Phoenix, Scottsdale, Texas, Nevada, New Mexico, California, and More | Learn to Grow Food Organically Even in Containers - Organic Vegetable Gardening Consulting (E-mail + Phone) | Based in Phoenix, Arizona and for Phoenix, Scottsdale, Texas, Nevada, New Mexico, California, and More | Learn to Grow Food Organically Even in Containers

DISTANce ORGANIC VEGETABLE
GARDENING Consulting

HELP IN YOUR STATE BY E-MAIL & PHONE WITH GROWING FOOD
BASED IN PHOENIX, ARIZOna Where Summer Temps Usually Reach 118 F and Winters are Mild

FOR PHOENIX, SCOTTSDALE, aRIZONA, TEXAS, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, AND MORE

LEARN TO GROW FOOD ORGANICALLY EVEN IN CONTAINERS
wEBSITE IS lOADED WITH pHOTOGRAPHS | cOMPLIMENTARY bLOG FOR cUSTOMERS |
mORE Information, pHOTOS & vIDEOS FOR cUSTOMERS

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~"I'm getting my Ph.D. in urban agriculture, and I've never seen a potted fruit and vegetable garden as impressive as yours. You should be in Phoenix Home & Garden magazine!"
A neighbor in 2021

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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(Glory to Jesus, our creator, for His designs including organic vegetable gardening itself which allows us to feed and nourish ourselves as simply as possible with natural materials!)

I Provide Phone and E-mail

Your Own Organic Vegetable Garden, Arizona
(PLUS NEVADA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA AND OTHER AREAS WITH COOL TO EXTREMELY HOT WEATHER)

and my
Private Organic Vegetable Gardening Blog
for Customers Now Has 275 Posts!

In-person Consulting may be available in Phoenix, Arizona
upon inquiry, but photographs and/or Videos should prevent the need. Much can be accomplished from a distance via phones and computers.

PRICING

Pricing for my organic vegetable gardening consulting service
is listed on this page.

SHARE HERE

(Please note that consulting is presently only available to those in the United States.)

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"It's like a mini Amazon!" :)
A neighbor in 2019

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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Plus I Can Give Tips for Growing Food In-Ground

Most of the food I have grown has been in containers (yes, container gardening in the desert!), but at my last home, I also had a large raised bed for my organic vegetable garden. I've also done some research on edible plants best grown in-ground or that can't fit into my relatively small space. And while I grow a number of newer cultivars called hybrids (NEVER GMOs), my preference is usually heirlooms for the stability they offer.

For those new to organic vegetable gardening, the best time to begin to grow your own food was several years ago, but now is second best. Even if you start with just one vegetable, herb, or fruit tree, you too can learn how to grow your own food in your own Phoenix, Arizona desert garden (yard) or in any other hot climate! Container gardening is one of the easiest ways to begin a vegetable garden, and you may never need a raised bed even if organic hot weather desert gardening--not just cool climate or cool weather gardening--is what you have in mind.

Starting your education and planning for the following year four or more months before spring (October or earlier) is ideal, but with the right elements in place, you can even start some things for a fall harvest in the heat of summer. For example, I'm now successfully starting heirloom tomatoes from SEED outdoors in dry 114 F Arizona weather, and my Phoenix summer garden just became much more exciting as homegrown and heirloom tomatoes provide an array of flavors not found at the grocery store.

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~"Your handmade shade structures held up to four monsoons [--some of which broke trees in half or uprooted them all over the city]. I watched them through my window, and they kept standing! You did a great job!"
A neighbor in 2018 or 2019

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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Making organic Vegetable gardening consulting more accessible

When I looked into it a couple of years ago before inflation took place, a number of vegetable gardening consulting services began with a roughly hour-long, in-person consultation of about $150 and then cost $50+ hourly after that, and not all of them had an organic focus. Additionally, most did not have a potted/container garden specialization, had not tested as many heirloom tomato cultivars, and did not have the specialization of hot and dry low desert vegetable gardening which has many challenges of its own including too few clouds to soften the sun's rays, too little rain, and supremely dry air.

One of my goals is to help more people than can be helped with those types of consulting services—through e-mail and phone consulting which works for both locals and those outside of my immediate area of Phoenix, Arizona, plus reducing the amount of time spent driving reduces cost.

As I have spent hundreds of hours researching answers to my questions and learning through trial and error, it is also a goal to save my customers much time, money, and effort! I’ve documented much along the way for sharing via computer.

My experience is with growing food organically—mostly potted and in a raised bed—in a supremely hot and dry, low desert climate (Zone 9B), but I can also help those in climates less hot than Phoenix, Arizona’s 105-118ish-degree summers, and I’ve done some research on plants best grown in-ground or that can’t fit into my relatively small space.

PRICING

Pricing for my organic vegetable gardening consulting service is listed on this page.

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"This woman kept her plants alive this summer!"
A neighbor in 2018 or 2019 bragging to her family as they went for a walk

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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Seven oRGANIC vEGETABLE gARDENING

for those who want to grow food
and perhaps trade some of that food
with family and friends who grow foods of other types

*Applicable to All Consulting Options

1) One private blog post (kept at the top of the blog for easy access) contains consulting ideas/topics to help those who don't have questions ready.

2) I will let you contact me when you're ready with questions each month, but please know that minutes don't accrue if you decide to forego reaching out for help in any given month.

3) Please note that it is easiest for me to submit responses by computer/e-mail. So, this is what I prefer most of the time.

4) Please don't everyone wait until the last day or even week of the month to submit your questions--the sooner the better!

5) If you've not already read the following pages, please do. They give a lot of preliminary information.
Getting Started Growing Your Own Food Organically
Terms of Service

VEGETABLES AND OTHER Food-Bearing Plants I'VE GROWN
In MY SMALL SPACE SO FAR ARE LISTED BELOW
Vegetables, Fruit, Grains, Herbs and Spices, Seeds, and Nuts

Please note that a few of the flowers are not edible but are for attracting pollinators and beneficial insects. Also, not all of the plants on the list have produced food (some just need more time), but most of what I've grown has.

Apples
Aromatics like lavender, patchouli, and geranium
Armenian cucumbers
Arugula
Asian vegetables like bok choy and napa cabbage
Asparagus
Beans
Beets
Blackberries
Blueberries
Boysenberries
Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cacti for their fruit and/or flesh; prickly pears are one example
Carrots
Catnip for cats
Chamomile
Cherries
Citrus: key limes, limes, kumquats, lemons, mandarins, calamondin
Corn
Cotton
Cucumbers
Dandelion greens
Eggplant
Elderberries
Figs

Flowers to attract bees & other pollinators
Garlic
Gherkins
Goji Berries
Goldenberries
Grains like oats, barley,

sorghum, and Job's Tears

Grapes including muscadines
Green beans--pole and bush
Green bean alternatives
Green onions
Guavas
Herbs and spices like parsley, sage, oregano, fennel, peppermint, rosemary, thyme, basil, spearmint, lavender, cilantro, bay leaves, celery, dill, caraway, ginger, lemongrass, turmeric, galangal, lemonbalm, fenugreek, and mushroom herb
Hibiscus calyces for tea
Hot peppers
Jujube fruit
Kale
Kiwano melons
Leafy vegetables like chard, collards, mustard, orach, and shungiku
Lettuce
Louffa/luffa sponges
Melons incl. watermelons

Millet seed for birds
Moringa
Mulberries
Nasturtiums
Neem tree
Okra
Olive tree
Papaya
Passion Fruit
Peanuts
Peas--snow peas, snap peas, and shelling peas
Pepino melons
Pineapple (just began)
Pomegranate tree (my last landlord kept it, but I cared for it for two years)
Potatoes
Pumpkins, squash, zucchini
Radishes
Some rare fruit trees
Spinach
Squash
Stevia
Strawberries
Sunflowers
Sweet peppers
Sweet potatoes
Tamarind
Tomatillos
Tomatoes
Turnips
Yerba mate

A Little Help
With Learning to Grow Food

(OPTION 1)

For those with only a little need for one-on-one help,
$110 reserves up to (* see above info.) 1 hour
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic vegetable gardening consulting
to be used within one month

You certainly don't have to be a beginner to go with this option, but if you have not yet begun gardening, this option can help you decide whether you want to begin growing your own food. Any gardening including organic requires many purchases and a good amount of time especially in the beginning and when problems arise periodically--e.g. with pests, disease, and storms that can require treatment and additional garden cleanup--and knowing some of what's ahead can help you decide the best course of action.

The goal of my complimentary private blog + consulting is to greatly shorten the learning curve for you with details galore!

The following are some of the topics we can discuss for helping your own organic vegetable garden (container or in-ground) thrive:
soil preparations
types of organic fertilizer, how much fertilizer to use
local suppliers, products
tips for buying online safely (there are risks that many don't know about)
what to plant, when to plant, and where to plant
how much to plant
plant dimensions
pruning
productive and fast growing varieties
whether to start from seed
how to start from seed
how I choose where to plant seeds
how much waiting time before harvest
when to harvest
how often do the plants produce food and in which seasons
flavor notes
plants that are the most/least insect- and disease-prone
disease and pest management
in-ground, raised bed, and container gardening
how much space the plants will need
heirlooms versus hybrids
varieties that have performed well for me
some pest insects and diseases to watch out for
beneficial insects to protect
how much water
when to water
how I decide where to plant seeds
how much sun or shade
how much heat and cold can the plants take
how to make trellises
which pots
saving seeds
organizing seeds
to mulch or not to mulch
hand watering tools I love
how to compost safely
vermicomposting aka earthworms

Buy Now

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 2)

$160 reserves up to (* see above info.) 2 hours
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic vegetable gardening consulting
to be used within one month

Buy Now

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 3)

$180 reserves up to (* see above info.) 3 hours
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic edible/food gardening consulting
to be used within one month

Buy Now

I am Ready to Roll, and I Want

One Month at a Time

(OPTION 4)

$400 reserves up to (* see above info.) an unlimited amount of
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic edible/food gardening consulting
to be used within one month

Buy Now

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 5)

$180 reserves up to (* see above info.) 3 hours
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic edible/food gardening consulting
to be used within three months

Buy Now

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 6)

$450 reserves up to (* see above info.) 9 hours
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic edible/food gardening consulting
to be used within three months

Buy Now

I am Ready to Roll, and I Want

For Three Months at a Time

(OPTION 7)

$900 reserves up to (* see above info.) an unlimited amount of
of phone, text, and/or e-mail organic edible/food gardening consulting
to be used within three months

Buy Now

About my Organic Vegetable Gardening

for those who want to grow food
and perhaps trade some of that food
with family and friends who grow foods of other types

I have been gardening organically in Phoenix, Arizona for 5+ years and now provide phone and e-mail consulting for helping you grow your own organic vegetable garden in my area or one that is similar (e.g., California, Texas, Nevada, New Mexico, and other parts of Arizona).

My complimentary blog for customers has much content (275+ posts) for helping to reduce the amount of consulting time that is needed. One blog post (always found at the top of the private blog for easy access) contains consulting ideas/topics for those who don't already have questions ready. In-person consulting may be available in Phoenix, Arizona upon inquiry, but photographs may prevent the need.

Regarding hours, in general I offer the hours of 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Monday through Sunday, but I can sometimes be flexible (later or earlier) and especially if consulting by e-mail or text.

*Applicable to All Organic Gardening Consulting Options

1) One private blog post (kept at the top of the blog for easy access) contains consulting ideas/topics to help those who don't have questions ready.

2) I will let you contact me when you're ready with questions, but please know that minutes don't accrue if you decide to forego reaching out for help.

3) Please note that it is easiest for me to submit responses by computer/e-mail. So, this is what I prefer most of the time.

4) Please don't everyone wait until the last day or even week of the month to submit your questions--the sooner the better!

5) If you've not already read the following pages, please do. They give a lot of preliminary information.
Getting Started Growing Your Own Food Organically
Terms of Service

terms of service

First, the information I share with you is not to be shared in a manner intended to help others bypass consulting from me. If you think others would benefit from my service, please refer them to my website. Rather than quoting my content, I envision replying only vaguely (e.g., Jennifer may/does have the answer to that question) alongside suggesting people sign up for at least one month to get help directly).

Next, some people are more observant, attentive, and committed (especially when new challenges surface, and my experience is that they always do from time to time!) than others. Additionally, there are unknown variables that may not present until later such as rabbits or gophers deciding to appear on the scene. As such, I cannot guarantee results. My service is primarily for the sharing of information, but I do have solutions to most of the problems that have surfaced in my garden.

I also cannot guarantee that I will have the answers to your precise questions. I can most easily answer what I've already experienced, heard about, or researched. If I can easily/quickly find the answer to a new subject, I will do my best to answer your question without charging for the research time, but if not, I will let you know that it's out of my present area of expertise but could research the answer for a fee.

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​DISTANce ORGANIC VEGETABLE GARDENING​ Consulting​

HELP IN YOUR STATE BY E-MAIL & PHONE WITH GROWING FOOD​BASED IN PHOENIX, ARIZOna Where Summer Temps Usually Reach 118 F and Winters are Mild

​FOR PHOENIX, SCOTTSDALE, aRIZONA, TEXAS, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, AND MORE

LEARN TO GROW FOOD ORGANICALLY EVEN IN CONTAINERSwEBSITE IS lOADED WITH pHOTOGRAPHS | cOMPLIMENTARY bLOG FOR cUSTOMERS |​mORE Information, pHOTOS & vIDEOS FOR cUSTOMERS​

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​A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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​(Glory to Jesus, our creator, for His designs including organic vegetable gardening itself which ​allows us to feed and nourish ourselves as simply as possible with natural materials!)

I Provide Phone and E-mail

Your Own Organic Vegetable Garden, Arizona(PLUS NEVADA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA AND OTHER AREAS WITH COOL TO EXTREMELY HOT WEATHER)

and my Private Organic Vegetable Gardening Blog for Customers ​Now Has 275 Posts!

In-person Consulting may be available in Phoenix, Arizonaupon inquiry, but photographs and/or Videos should prevent the need. Much can be accomplished from a distance via phones and computers.​​

PRICING​

Pricing for my organic vegetable gardening consulting service​is listed on this page.​

SHARE HERE

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​A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

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Plus I Can Give Tips for Growing Food In-Ground

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​A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

/

Making organic Vegetable gardening consulting more accessible

PRICING​

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​A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

/

Seven oRGANIC vEGETABLE gARDENING

for those who want to grow foodand perhaps trade some of that food​with family and friends ​who grow foods of other types

VEGETABLES AND OTHER Food-Bearing Plants I'VE GROWNIn MY SMALL SPACE SO FAR ARE LISTED BELOWVegetables, Fruit, Grains, Herbs and Spices, Seeds, and Nuts

A Little HelpWith Learning to Grow Food

(OPTION 1)

I WANT TO LEARNto GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 2)

I WANT TO LEARNto GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 3)

I am Ready to Roll, and I Want

​One Month at a Time

(OPTION 4)

I WANT TO LEARNto GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 5)

I WANT TO LEARNto GROW MY OWN FOOD

(OPTION 6)

I am Ready to Roll, and I Want

For Three Months at a Time

(OPTION 7)

About my Organic Vegetable Gardening

for those who want to grow foodand perhaps trade some of that foodwith family and friends ​who grow foods of other types

​terms of service

KEYWORDS

DISTANce ORGANIC VEGETABLE
GARDENING Consulting

HELP IN YOUR STATE BY E-MAIL & PHONE WITH GROWING FOOD
BASED IN PHOENIX, ARIZOna Where Summer Temps Usually Reach 118 F and Winters are Mild

FOR PHOENIX, SCOTTSDALE, aRIZONA, TEXAS, NEVADA, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, AND MORE

LEARN TO GROW FOOD ORGANICALLY EVEN IN CONTAINERS
wEBSITE IS lOADED WITH pHOTOGRAPHS | cOMPLIMENTARY bLOG FOR cUSTOMERS |
mORE Information, pHOTOS & vIDEOS FOR cUSTOMERS

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

(Glory to Jesus, our creator, for His designs including organic vegetable gardening itself which allows us to feed and nourish ourselves as simply as possible with natural materials!)

Your Own Organic Vegetable Garden, Arizona
(PLUS NEVADA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA AND OTHER AREAS WITH COOL TO EXTREMELY HOT WEATHER)

and my
Private Organic Vegetable Gardening Blog
for Customers Now Has 275 Posts!

In-person Consulting may be available in Phoenix, Arizona
upon inquiry, but photographs and/or Videos should prevent the need. Much can be accomplished from a distance via phones and computers.

PRICING

Pricing for my organic vegetable gardening consulting service
is listed on this page.

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

PRICING

A NEIGHBOR IN 2021

for those who want to grow food
and perhaps trade some of that food
with family and friends who grow foods of other types

VEGETABLES AND OTHER Food-Bearing Plants I'VE GROWN
In MY SMALL SPACE SO FAR ARE LISTED BELOW
Vegetables, Fruit, Grains, Herbs and Spices, Seeds, and Nuts

A Little Help
With Learning to Grow Food

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

One Month at a Time

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

I WANT TO LEARN
to GROW MY OWN FOOD

for those who want to grow food
and perhaps trade some of that food
with family and friends who grow foods of other types

terms of service