Sprouted in 2016, Yard to Fork is a raised garden design and installation company offering edible garden coaching and maintenance services to the greater Sacramento area communities. We specialize in organic edible gardening, custom raised garden beds, fruit tree care, and drip irrigation within any landscape.
Think of us as your personal urban farmers as we assist you in growing quality fruits and vegetables right in your own yard. We have a passion for growing food that stems from our desire for everyone to have easy access to nutritionally sound fruits and vegetables; and we want you and your family to enjoy these healing foods - the fruits of OUR labor.







OUR MISSION is to serve local residential communities in the Farm to Fork capital of Sacramento and surrounding areas by establishing and maintaining sustainable organic edible landscapes that connect and engage people with their closest food source.
Living in the Sacramento region offers incredible opportunity to grow your own food. Adding raised garden beds to your home landscape will provide a foundation for years of home grown food.
Jason Perdichizzi
Owner/Operator
Certified Master Gardener / Culinary Professional
Growing up in the food valleys of Central California and Sacramento gave Jason a passion for all things food. He started his food journey earning his Culinary Arts Professional Degree. With a degree in hand, Jason's curiosity of where his food came from sprouted. He began studying soil ecology, plant propagation, pruning methods, and seasonal planting/harvesting times specific to our region eventually becoming a UC Certified Master Gardener. He developed an intuition and passion for growing the food he loved to cook for others. After realizing the numerous benefits of growing food in raised gardens and desiring to share with the world the same abundance of quality produce, he planted Yard to Fork, LLC right here in the Farm-to-Fork capital. Handy with saws and power tools, he quickly utilized his skills designing and building raised garden beds for others who he found wanted to grow their own food but didn't know how to go about it.