
A Brief History
Founded in 1979, The Village Gardener, Inc., has expanded to be the only provider of high-quality landscape installation and maintenance using probiotic principles. We are highly respectful of our clients, dedicated to stringent Quality Standards and committed to the principles of sustainable landscaping.
Our Commitment to Education
The Village Gardener provides education about protecting the health of our families and the environment. Our website provides TVG customers with an in-depth investigation into the issues that are important to the organic and sustainable practices in landscaping. We educate further by holding seminars and public speaking events to further the cause of sensible landscape management.
An Invitation to Join Our Vision
We believe that our vision of the future is shared by many other people, organizations, campaigns, and institutions around the world. We acknowledge that there are many ways to implement that vision. We welcome and challenge everyone in joining us in making sustainable changes to our world and the human race through education, sharing, and respect.
Upcoming Horticultural & Landscape Events
San Francisco Flower and Garden Show, March 15-19, 2006
Five days to immerse yourself in the world of flowers, plants and gardens. Outstanding Display Gardens, Educational Seminars & Demonstrations, Large Markets with flowers, plants, everything for the garden, gifts, meet experts in their field.
We will have a display garden this year in conjunction with Windsmith Design. Please come by and say hello!
San Francisco Symphony 17th Annual "Symphony in Flowers" Garden Tour, April 21 and April 22, 2006
Garden Tour, Musical Interludes, Plein Air Painters, Floral Societies, Garden Table Settings, Catered Box Lunches and more.
Proceeds from the tour go to benefit the San Francisco Symphony and its Educational Outreach projects which reach an audience of over 35,000 Bay Area School Children each year.
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We Maintain Beauty
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Plant Of The Month

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The surviving species of the Ginkgo family, Ginkgo biloba, is very adaptable and has been transplanted all over the world. Ginkgo, also known as the Maidenhair tree is considered the oldest living species of tree. The family Ginkgoaceae once consisted of 18 members and earliest fossils date back 270 million years (Permian). The Ginkgo has been known to have medicinal values.
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Construction Project Photo
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