Lake Tahoe, Nevada (July 13, 2016) - YardYum is an innovative, web-based platform that takes the concept of community gardening to a new level. In a nutshell, it connects people who own land with people who want to grow a garden (but don’t have their own space).

The concept of community gardening is not new, but it has been growing in popularity recently. A collective group of people work together to garden a piece of land, using either individual or shared plots on either public or private land. These gardens produce organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs and also help make the urban areas greener and more livable.

Aside from the environment benefits of community garden, they also provide tangible benefits to mankind as well. First of all, people get a supply of organic edibles that are fresh, healthy and tasty. But they also provide everyone an opportunity to come together for the greater good. It's an ideal way to get involved in the community and get to know other individuals who share the same concerns.

One of the biggest problems with community gardens in many cities around the world is lack of space. For example, in Vancouver, Canada, there’s over 75 different community gardens but many have multi-month or multi-year wait lists. The supply can’t keep up with the demand.

YardYum solves this problem by enabling regular property owners to rent out their spare yard space to the community of urban gardeners, and to generate passive income while doing so. But not only that, the owners and gardeners can also agree to a deal that involves the exchange of freshly grown produce.

“We’re committed to making the planet greener and more livable. By taking the concept of community gardening to all the unused yard space throughout cities worldwide, we believe this can make a significant impact. The response we’ve been receiving has been overwhelming and we’re seeing new community members joining on a daily basis”, stated Kane Miller, the Founder.

About YardYum
YardYum is on a mission of sustainability by encouraging unused yard space to be converted to gardens yielding locally-grown and organic produce. Please visit https://yardyum.com for more information.

Contact:
YardYum
Contact Person: Kane Miller
Phone: 619-721-3220
Email: [email protected]

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