12/05/2024
I’m gonna try this with Tabitha!
The Cook’s Garden –
Organic urban farm, restaurant growers, farm animal sanctuary & event space. Whatever brings you here … WELCOME.
(15)
1033 Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
90291
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The Cook’s Garden by Home Grown Edible Landscapes – Grow like the Pros because the Pros grow for you!
The Cook’s Garden by HGEL supports the growing food revolution by promoting HGEL’s approach to hyper-locavorism. The HGEL urban growers at The Cook’s Garden will work with the best and brightest chefs and mixologists as well as home cooks on Abbot Kinney’s restaurant row in the heart of Venice, custom growing the culinary ingredients for both the professional and home kitchen…. all with a minimal carbon footprint and sustainable organic practice focussing on sustainable soil management and rejuvenation. The gardens will also be a powerful outreach tool spreading the wisdom of adopting an organic practice approach to gardening throughout the community and a re-connection to how food is grown. Home cook box leases can be shared by up to two families or gardeners (must designate one responsible billing party - one invoice issued monthly – one payment processed). We’re proud of our relationships with these fine chefs and restaurants : Scopa Italian Roots (Antonia Lo Faso), The Tasting Kitchen (Casey Lane), Tender Greens, Redbird (Neal Fraser), Guerrilla Tacos (Wes Avila), Leona and Native (Nyesha Arrington), Love and Salt (Michael Fiorelli), Union Restaurant (Bruce Kalman), Mar’sel (Terranea Resort). HGEL plans to bring the Abbot Kinney “pop-up farm” prototype to suitable vacant lots in other active restaurant and retail locations making our brand of “hyper-locavorism” available for neighborhood restaurants all over LA. Each location will also offer a retail nursery and an outdoor classroom for community “edible education” featuring topics from composting to food preserving and, of course, how to succeed at growing food organically at home.