grocery costs

The math of a 4-foot hedge

You can't control the global food system. But you can opt out of part of it โ€” with four feet of soil.

A typical family spends $200 to $400 a month on fresh produce. A 4-foot bed, managed with the right method, can replace a meaningful slice of that โ€” greens, tomatoes, herbs, roots โ€” for the cost of seeds and water.

Families using the 4-Foot Farm Blueprint report cutting $2,000 to $3,000 a year off groceries. At 15 minutes of work a week, that is one of the highest-return moves a household can make.

And unlike a sale, it does not end. Every season the bed pays you back โ€” right as prices climb again.

Why it works even as prices rise

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Your cost stays flat

Seeds don't inflate like shelf prices. Once the bed is set, your price is time, not dollars.

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Repeatable yield

Cut-and-come-again greens give all season. One planting, many harvests.

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Shock absorber

A bad price month at the store is softened by food you didn't pay retail for.