Membership
Be a part of your community.
For almost a decade we have brought together gardeners, scientists and everyday nature-lovers who want to make a difference. Whether you are just starting or already have dirt under your nails, you belong here.
Why join
Small, local actions add up.
Real impact starts with small, local actions: choosing healthier ways to grow food, sharing what we learn, and supporting each other along the way. Big industries push against change, and that is exactly why a grassroots movement matters.
By joining you are not only learning to grow more sustainably. You are becoming part of a movement to reconnect with the Earth and with each other. Let's dig in and grow something amazing together.
Membership levels
Pick the stage that fits you.
Four ways to belong. Each level builds on the last.
STAGE 1
Volunteer
Free
Lend a hand at a local garden or start your own project. Monthly updates, local event invitations, and invites to farm-to-table dinners and advanced workshops.
STAGE 2
Advocate
Free
Just getting started? Monthly updates with local workshops, community events and easy tips to grow your skills and your garden.
STAGE 3
Contributor
From $10 a month
Your contribution joins others in your area to fund community gardens and nonprofit parks. Free resources, invitations to farm-to-table dinners and learning events.
STAGE 4
Sponsor
$2,000 a year
Jumpstart real change. Funds regenerative projects and hands-on learning in your community, with every member benefit plus complimentary or discounted farm-to-table invites.
Where contributions go
Straight into local gardens and parks.
All contributions go directly to local nonprofit parks and community garden projects: building local food networks, backing educational initiatives and organizing events for members.
Each donation brings you closer to Sponsor level, with even more ways to take part.
Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
What makes Woodland Edibles different from other landscape or design companies?
We use the latest understanding of soil and plant biology to keep your plants healthy. We never use pesticides, salt-heavy fertilizers or insecticides. When the biology is healthy, you do not need them.
Where do you work?
Garden maintenance is currently offered in the North Metro Atlanta area only. Soil lab testing and permaculture design are available wherever you are, either directly through us or through a partner near you. Book a free consultation and we will tell you what fits.
Where do membership contributions go?
Straight into local nonprofit parks and community garden projects: building local food networks, supporting education, and organizing events for members.
Are your services affordable?
Yes. We can work within nearly any budget. Our goal is to move you toward food self-sufficiency and a healthier local food system, so we build a plan around what you can actually do.
I already have a landscaper, or I want to do the work myself. Can you still help?
Absolutely. We can give you design input, specialized advice and learning resources whether you hire a landscaper or do the digging yourself.