Garden-to-Table Living,
with Ease

Name: Gaudreau Gardens
Address: Intervale Street, Woburn, MA, 01801, US
Telephone: 781-354-1257

Elevated vegetable & herb gardens for lives in motion. We design, install and maintain vegetable gardens for discerning Boston-area households. From thoughtful design to ongoing seasonal care, we create gardens that are both beautiful and productive - so you can enjoy the harvest while we manage the details.

Services

Garden Planning & Consultation

Our process begins with a personalized consultation to understand your space, lifestyle, and goals. We’ll review container and raised-bed options, discuss the vegetables and herbs you’d love to grow, and assess soil conditions and sun exposure. From there, we create a thoughtful garden layout and design plan that fits your property and vision—while keeping budget, maintenance level, and seasonal success in mind. This first step ensures your garden is both beautiful and productive from the start. Spring garden consultations are offered January through March.

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Setup & Seasonal Maintenance

Once your garden design is approved, we handle every detail of installation with care and intention. We select high-quality organic soil tailored to your space and growing conditions, with a focus on sustainability and long-term garden health. We then thoughtfully plant the vegetables and herbs you’ve requested, using strategies that maximize plant biodiversity and encourage a resilient, thriving garden. If desired, we continue to support your garden with seasonal maintenance—helping it remain productive, balanced, and beautiful throughout the year.

Harvest, Compost, Replant & Seed Collection

Harvest season is meant to be enjoyed—bringing frineds together and inspiring new recipes made from fresh ingredients grown right at home. We believe in replating three times a year - Spring, early Summer and early Fall, so your garden flourishes six months a year with seasonal produce at your finger tips. As the growing season comes to a close, we guide your garden through its final and most important phase. This includes harvesting remaining crops, composting spent plants to restore soil health, collecting seeds for future use, and preparing beds for dormancy or replanting. This thoughtful end-of-season process supports sustainability and ensures your garden is ready to thrive again when the next growing cycle begins.