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Installations

Installations
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Raised Beds

Wilson Home Farms offers raised beds, built from locally-sourced, rough-cut Hemlock, in a variety of sizes. Raised beds are the choice for a clean-orderly and easy to manage vegetable garden.
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Traditional Gardens

Any patch of grass can be converted into a garden rather inexpensively. Add paths and fencing to get gardening on a budget
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Drip Irrigation

Drip Irrigation is a system that uses drip tapes and drip-emitters to efficiently water your garden.

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Garden Fencing​

Garden Fencing is your first defense from garden pests like rabbits, groundhogs and deer. Fencing can be practical and aesthetic
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​Walkways

Formal walkways are an aesthetic addition to your garden. With options ranging from woodchips to river-rock you can upgrade the appearance of your garden as well as minimize unnecessary weeding.  
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Season Extension

Row covers or cold frames allow you to grow your crops for a longer season. 

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Fruit Trees​

Fruit orchards allow you to grow Apples, Peaches, Plums, Pears and Nectarines right in your backyard. 
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​Blueberries

Blueberries grown at home are a mid-summer treat.
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​Brambles

Planting brambles leads to berry and yogurt mornings and many other delights. 

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​Strawberries

Strawberries are the easiest fruit to grow at home. They are also the fastest fruit to yield. 
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Compost Bin​

Home composting  re-directs food waste from the landfill and turns it into a rich soil amendment for your yard and garden. 
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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Garden Management
    • Garden Planning
  • Services
    • Soil Preparation
    • Soil Testing
    • Soil Fertility Management
    • Vegetable Planting
    • Pest and Disease Control
    • Garden Sitting
  • Installations
    • Raised Beds
    • Traditional Gardens
    • Fruit Trees >
      • Apple Varieties
      • Apricot Varities
      • Cherry Varieties
      • Nectarine Varieties
      • Peach Varieties
      • Pear Varieties
      • Plum Varieties
    • Brambles
    • Blueberries
    • Strawberries
    • Compost
    • Season Extension
    • Drip Irrigation
    • Fencing
    • Paths
  • Homegrown News
  • Glossary