Grow Beautiful Edible Landscapes with Fruit
(easy-to-grow fruit!)
Helping You Choose the Best Fruit to Grow at Home
Use fruit plants for hedges, arbours, ground covers, shade trees, specimen plants (and to hide your neighbour’s ugly fence!)
There are lots of fruit crops that are a great fit for home gardens and edible landscapes. You just need to match the crop to the conditions. And to your taste.
Fruit in the landscape can be productive AND attractive.
Find out what you need to know at the annual Landscaping with Fruit Camp, May 7, 2026. 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. ET
Fruit in the landscape can be productive AND attractive.
Find out what you need to know at the annual Landscaping with Fruit Camp, May 7, 2026. 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. ET
Not Sure Which Fruit to Grow in Your Yard?
There are lots of options for home gardens and edible landscapes in cold climates
But some need conditions you don’t have.
Some seem like a lot of work.
And you’re not really sure where to get started!
Some seem like a lot of work.
And you’re not really sure where to get started!
Grow Heaps of Fruit
Landscape with Fruit Camp gives you the knowledge, tips, and creative ideas you need to grow and harvest fruit in home gardens and edible landscapes in colder climates.
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Live, online class where we talk about landscaping with fruit and fruit crop options.
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The class is are recorded so you can watch it again to soak up all of the ideas and tips.
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The easy-to-follow e-guide sums up the information from camp for quick reference and review.
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Email support for your fruit questions.
Harvest Lots of Fruit
...Don't be Disappointed
Find fruit crops that fit your climate and schedule
Home landscapes don’t always have textbook growing conditions, so we can't always garden by the book.
Our fruit program helps you sort out the ideal growing conditions.
And then helps you know when to bend the rules. So that you can weave fruiting plants into your landscape. (And not be a slave to them!)
And then helps you know when to bend the rules. So that you can weave fruiting plants into your landscape. (And not be a slave to them!)
Save Your Spot
May 7, 2026. 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Hey there!
I'm Steven Biggs
I'm a cold-climate fruit expert, horticulturist, and former horticulture instructor with Durham and George Brown Colleges in Canada.
I was recognized by Garden Making Magazine as one of the "green gang" making a difference in horticulture. My passion is incorporating edible crops into home gardens. My Toronto yard includes a driveway garden, rooftop kitchen garden, wicking beds, and lots and lots of fruit crops in the landscape.
I’ve been giving workshops and doing interviews about growing fruit since 2011. But my fascination with fruit started way before that, when I ripped out my driveway and front lawn to make a fruit-filled landscape that included a blackberry-cloaked fence, a serviceberry hedge, mulberry, figs, and more!
I’d love it if you join me to dig into all sorts of fun and unique fruit crops for the edible landscape.
I was recognized by Garden Making Magazine as one of the "green gang" making a difference in horticulture. My passion is incorporating edible crops into home gardens. My Toronto yard includes a driveway garden, rooftop kitchen garden, wicking beds, and lots and lots of fruit crops in the landscape.
I’ve been giving workshops and doing interviews about growing fruit since 2011. But my fascination with fruit started way before that, when I ripped out my driveway and front lawn to make a fruit-filled landscape that included a blackberry-cloaked fence, a serviceberry hedge, mulberry, figs, and more!
I’d love it if you join me to dig into all sorts of fun and unique fruit crops for the edible landscape.
Risk Free
We're committed to your success.
We’ll give you a full refund within 30 days of purchasing the course if you feel that it's not for you.
No questions asked.
We’ll give you a full refund within 30 days of purchasing the course if you feel that it's not for you.
No questions asked.
Fruit Included
Covering more than 20 fruits, the focus is easy-to-grow fruit suited to northern gardens. Fruits include cherry-family crops, currants, cane fruit such as raspberry and blackberry, elderberry, serviceberry and saskatoon, haskap, plum family, medlar, melon, husk cherries...and more!
This program does NOT focus on high-maintenance tree fruits that need care and pampering. Because they're not a practical choice for most busy home gardeners.
This program does NOT focus on high-maintenance tree fruits that need care and pampering. Because they're not a practical choice for most busy home gardeners.
FAQ
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I already grow fruit. Is this for me?
We go through crop ideas, growing, propagation and challenges. If you want to brush up on any of these, this fruit program is for you.
If you have visions of a home orchard with rows of tree fruits, this program is NOT for you. In this program, we focus on practical, easy to grow fruit crops for home gardens and edible landscapes. -
How long do I have access to the recording?
You have unlimited access for 1 year.
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I have specific questions about fruit. Will I be able to ask them?
You sure will. That’s why we love running the live classes. We leave lots of time to discuss individual questions. And you can also send in questions by email if you think of some afterwards.
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What currency are your prices in?
Canadian dollars.
(Which might make this even better value if you're outside of Canada! Even though many online businesses worldwide charge USD...we just don't like paying USD when shopping in Canada. That's why we charge C$.) -
What if this isn't for me?
We’ll give you a full refund within 30 days of purchasing the course. No questions asked.
Save Your Spot
May 7, 2026. 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Can't make it this time?
You can enrol and watch the recording afterwards.
OR hop on the waitlist below so we can let you know when it runs next year.