Permaculture is a way of farming that works in harmony with nature. It’s regenerative, healthier, simpler, and it can be applied anywhere—whether you have 200 acres or a small backyard garden.
The first of its kind, a farm built around people, fun, and education
At Eden’s Harvest, we’ve reimagined what a farm can be. More than just a place to grow food, our farm is a space for learning, play, and connection.
🌱 Educational Tours – Dive into the wonders of regenerative farming with hands-on tours that explore soil health, sustainable growing, and the magic of permaculture.
🎯 Games & Activities – Whether you’re testing your skills at farm-themed games or simply enjoying the fresh air, there’s always something fun to do.
🐑 Animal Encounters – Get up close with our friendly farm animals, feed them, and experience the joy of farm life firsthand.
🌳 A Space to Relax – Stroll through our lush gardens, soak in the natural beauty, or just find a quiet spot to unwind. Eden’s Harvest is a farm where you’re always welcome to simply be.
Come for the education, stay for the experience, and leave feeling inspired. 💚
“A happy and healthy community is not a fairytale. All you need is a seed.”
Our founder, Taylor, is always working to improve the land by blending time-tested permaculture methods with innovative new experiments. Come visit us for farm tours, hands-on classes, or spend a day experiencing life on the farm!
Our Mission
Eden’s Harvest is dedicated to fighting food insecurity by donating 100% of our harvest to low income communities in the greater Chattanooga area. We build connections through education and outreach, teaching permaculture methods that empower everyone from patio gardeners to large scale growers to cultivate a greener, more sustainable future.
170,000
underfed families in our area
41%
of those who don’t have enough to eat are childeren
Get Involved
Come take a farm tour, purchase from our farm stand, or attend a class! We accept volunteers regardless of skill level. There is a rotation in roles, but we’ll teach you all the skills you need to know. Teenagers 14 years and older can earn community service credits for school in addition to getting produce for their families. Donations are also vital to our growth, as we use them for seed, fertilizer, tools, and outreach.