Urban Patchwork Edible Landscaping and Rainwater Features

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Austin, TX 78757
+1 (512) 662-1854
http://www.urbanpatchwork.com

History

Our founder, Paige Hill Oliverio (an already accomplished designer, environmentalist, and systems developer), began building a non-profit focused on balancing our food system by teaching people ways to grow food where we live, and increase local economy doing it. Later she established a collaborative landscaping business by the same name to install edible landscapes and rain catchment swimming ponds that are beautiful, healthy, and great for the environment. Both organizations work closely at all levels - residential, commercial, master planning for green infrastructure, and more.

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Edible Landscaping | Rainwater Features and Swimming Ponds | Green Infrastructure

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