Skip to content Yogardener creates refined, ecologically responsible landscapes for Atlanta homeowners, thoughtfully designed to nourish your home, your family, and the land itself.
At Yogardener, we believe that personal wellness and environmental health are deeply connected. A thoughtfully designed outdoor space should not only look beautiful but also contribute to the well-being of the people who enjoy it and the ecosystem that surrounds it.
Our approach goes beyond traditional landscaping. We create landscapes that encourage rich biodiversity, strengthen environmental resilience, and work in harmony with nature rather than against it.
By carefully selecting plants, materials, and design strategies that support natural ecosystems, we cultivate vibrant outdoor environments that are sustainable, balanced, and alive with diversity. The result is a landscape that feels peaceful, restorative, and naturally integrated into its surroundings—providing a healthy space where people can relax, reconnect, and thrive. Contact us today to create your ideal landscape.
Since 2015, Yogardener has been committed to providing homeowners with beautiful, holistic landscapes that create a positive impact on the surrounding environment and families alike. Stemming from a profound love of yoga and gardening, the founder sought to infuse yogic principles into his gardening practices.
As a result, the intention to develop harmony in the mind, body and environment became the core foundation of how this company approaches every single landscaping project. We believe that one’s connection to their physical space is fundamental to their well-being.
By providing a flourishing, abundant and healthy landscape, we help our clients feel happy and excited about interacting with their outdoor space. We guarantee that we will ethically and responsibly transform your sanctuary with the health of you, your family, the surrounding wildlife and the earth in mind.
Everarde Calk is an entrepreneur, yogi, philosopher and firm believer that all hands and minds are needed to solve the social and environmental challenges of the 21st century.
After studying Permaculture Design with Stephen Brooks and Sarah Wu at the Global Eclipse Gathering In 2017, he returned home fascinated with the notion of reimagining communities as places of creation, healing and production. After working nationally to better understand the scale of the Global Permaculture Movement, he chose to focus on building relationships at the local level in 2019.
Presently, his efforts to transform society are focused on creating bioregional disruptors. His relationship with Urban Sprout Farms and other like-minded NGO’s has informed a strong social enterprise practice that has facilitated a positive impact across social and community lines.
