Vegetable Gardens
Home-grown produce, Dutch style
Raised Beds
Durable wooden raised beds at a comfortable working height, built to last.
Soil & Compost
A nutrient-rich starting mix so your first season is already productive.
Planting Advice
What grows easily in the Dutch climate — and what to skip as a beginner.
Why choose our gardeners?
Frequently Asked Questions
What grows easily in a Dutch vegetable garden?
Easy wins in the Dutch climate: courgette, lettuce, spinach, carrots, onions, beans, strawberries and herbs like parsley and chives. Tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers also work with some shelter or a small greenhouse.
Why are raised beds better here?
Raised beds drain better (important on clay soil and in wet Dutch winters), warm up earlier in spring, are easier on your back and suffer less from weeds and soil pests. They are the best format for small gardens and beginners.
How big should a vegetable garden be?
With 4 to 6 m² of raised beds you can already grow plenty of herbs, salads and small vegetables. A productive garden for a family of four needs 10 to 15 m². We advise on the best layout for your space.
Ready to get your vegetable gardens sorted?
We are happy to visit you for honest advice and a clear price. No hassle — just a well-kept garden, with everything explained in English.
Fast Response
We always respond within 24 hours, so you quickly know where you stand.
Professional Results
We work neatly and always leave your garden tidy. A deal is a deal.