Permaculture Design  ·  Regenerative Education

Transform Your Relationship With the Land.

Gardyn-Doulah guides people and communities through regenerative education, from private garden design, consultations, and coaching to school gardens and hands-on ecological education.

Meet Gardyn-Doulah

The heart of the work, in our own words.

A short introduction to Gardyn-Doulah — what we do, who we serve, and why the relationship between people and the land matters.

Our Belief

We believe in healing communities.

We cultivate a deeper regenerative connection between people, communities, and the land they live on.

Design studio · educational organization · community initiative
What We Do

From an indoor garden to a thriving food forest.

Support at every scale, shaped around your land, your goals, and your community.

01Permaculture DesignWhole-property design that works with your soil, water, sun, and life
02ConsultationsFocused sessions to assess your space and chart the right next step
03Garden CoachingOngoing, hands-on guidance that builds your skills and confidence
04Garden StewardshipSeasonal care that keeps your garden in balance and rhythm
05Regenerative EducationSchool gardens, workshops, and retreats for communities
Learning together

Learning, Reflection, and Connection Through the Garden.

Workshops and retreats that combine regenerative education, thoughtful conversation, and practical garden learning.

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From the gardens

Moments from our work.

Scenes from client gardens, teaching, and community projects through the seasons.

Roxana's coaching has been informative, thoughtful, research-based, patient, and kind. She has helped me break what once felt like an overwhelming project into manageable steps. While I wasn't born with a green thumb, I have always been curious about nature. Now I have a teacher—someone who guides me through the process, answers my questions, and helps me confidently transform my yard into a thriving native oasis.
What once felt like an impossible dream is becoming an attainable reality. Thanks to Roxana's expertise, encouragement, and support, I no longer feel overwhelmed by the process. Instead, I feel empowered and excited about what's possible.
— Diane J.
Private Garden Support

Gardens That Grow With You.

Permaculture-led design, coaching, and hands-on support for homeowners, families, and DIY gardeners who want a landscape that feeds people and wildlife alike.

How We Can Help

Support for Every Stage of Your Garden.

Whether you're starting with a blank lawn or breathing life back into an established space, we'll build a plan that fits your land, your time, and your goals.

Who It Is For

Made for Residential Gardeners.

Whether you're a homeowner dreaming of a food forest, a family planting your first vegetable bed, or a DIY gardener ready to go deeper, our support meets you where you are.

How We Work

A Simple, Supportive Process.

Community Garden Programming

Where Land Becomes a Gathering Place.

Gardyn-Doulah is a community-centered social enterprise supporting school gardens, community gardens, and ecological education shaped by the people who live, learn, and gather around them.

Programming Rooted in Place

What we bring to a community.

Accessible by design

Donation-Based Programming.

Community education should be within reach. Select workshops and community programs are offered on a donation basis, so learning alongside the land stays accessible to the people who gather around it.

Who We Work With

Built for Organizations Ready to Transform the Land.

Gardyn-Doulah works with schools, nonprofits, HOAs, neighborhood groups, and community organizations that are ready to transform the land into a more ecologically thoughtful, educational, and community-centered space.

Workshops and Retreats

Learning, Reflection, and Connection Through the Garden.

Gardyn-Doulah offers workshops and retreats centered around the topics that matter in the garden and the creation of spaces where people can learn, reflect, and connect with one another and the land.

Our workshops and retreats combine regenerative education, thoughtful conversation, and practical garden learning. Each experience is designed to help participants deepen their understanding of the land, explore meaningful topics, and develop skills they can carry into their own homes and communities.

Upcoming Sessions

Join us in the garden.

Online workshop · 1 hour · Donation-based

Protect Your Garden From Deer

Living With Deer: A Permaculture Approach to Garden Protection. Why common deterrents fail, how deer move through a landscape, and how to layer strategies that actually work by understanding the "deer pressure" on your site. Participants receive a Deer Pressure Reflection Guide and an optional free 15-minute consultation call for site-specific guidance.

Thu, Oct 1 · 7–8 PM ET Thu, Nov 5 · 7–8 PM ET Thu, Dec 3 · 7–8 PM ET
Suggested contribution $15 Donation-based — no one is turned away for lack of funds.
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More workshops and retreats are added as they are scheduled. Not seeing what you need? Schedule a discovery call →

What Participants Are Saying.

About Gardyn-Doulah

Guiding Transformation Through the Land.

Gardyn-Doulah guides people and communities through transformation in their relationship with the land.

Who We Are.

We're not a traditional landscaping company, a generic nonprofit, or a gardening blog. We're a hybrid—bringing the rigor of ecological design, the warmth of education, the energy of community initiative, and the care of personal garden support into one practice.

Whether we're coaching a family through their first vegetable bed or working with a school to develop a community-centered garden, the work is the same at its root: helping the land and the people who tend it flourish together.

The Gardyn-Doulah Model

One practice, four roots.

About Our Founder

Meet Roxana M. Segovia-Beltran.

Gardyn-Doulah was founded by Roxana M. Segovia-Beltran, a permaculture designer, educator, and longtime gardener who believes that working with the land can transform individuals, families, and communities.

Roxana has spent more than 18 years learning from gardens in different climates and settings. Her work brings together permaculture design, regenerative gardening, ecological education, mindfulness, cultural heritage, and practical support for people who want to become more confident caring for the land.

Before founding Gardyn-Doulah, Roxana worked as a birth doula and childbirth educator. That experience became the foundation for the Gardyn-Doulah approach. Just as a doula provides knowledge, encouragement, and guidance during a major life transition, a Gardyn-Doulah supports people through the process of becoming gardeners and developing a deeper relationship with their land.

Roxana's background also includes garden management, community education, environmental advocacy, and more than 20 years of instructional experience. She holds a bachelor's degree in Gender, Ethnic, and Multicultural Studies, permaculture design certification through the Reed Center, and a Professional Permaculture Certificate from Oregon State University.

Through Gardyn-Doulah, Roxana has created an organization that supports people not by taking over their gardens, but by helping them develop the understanding, skills, and confidence to grow alongside them.

Get in touch

Tell Us About Your Space.

Whether you are planning a home garden, school garden, neighborhood project, workshop, or another community space, we would like to hear about what you are envisioning.

Phone
443-750-5454
Based in
Howard County, Maryland

Begin With a Discovery Call

The first step is a brief discovery call. This gives us an opportunity to learn about your space, understand what you are looking for, and determine whether Gardyn-Doulah may be the right source of support.

Schedule a Discovery Call →

During the discovery call, we will briefly discuss your goals, current challenges, and the type of support you may need. From there, we can determine whether the next step is a consultation, garden design, coaching, garden stewardship, a class, or community programming.

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Come get your hands in the soil.