Homestead Design Collective
Stefani Bittner is the owner of Homestead Design Collective, a San Francisco Bay Area landscape design firm.
Stefani Bittner is the owner of Homestead Design Collective, a San Francisco Bay Area landscape design firm focused on creating beautiful gardens that provide harvest. Their team offers a unique and sophisticated approach, using both organic farming and fine gardening skills, for people who want help creating aesthetically designed, organic edible gardens. Stefani is the co-author of The Beautiful
05/11/2026
Can you spot the Queen 🫅 on this frame of bees from our Homestead hives? Look for a white dot. ♥️ 🐝
05/07/2026
Exploring the world of edible flowers over on our Substack this week! Link in bio.
Join us for a tour of our Edible Flower garden!
04/23/2026
Edible Flower Workshop! Join us on May 7th in Lafayette for a hands-on experience with garden designer and author Stefani Bittner. Learn how to grow, harvest, and arrange edible flowers that are as delicious as they are stunning. Details and registration is on our website at: www.homesteaddesigncollective.com
04/21/2026
A love letter to salad burnet. Read over on our Substack- link in bio.
03/31/2026
The gentle winter has taken us into a swift spring. We are busily planting, growing and turning beds in anticipation of the new seasons.
03/20/2026
Happy First day of Spring!
03/10/2026
We are expanding our edible gardening maintenance team! Please email your resume to: [email protected] This position is based in the east bay. We would love to talk to you!
03/07/2026
A favorite moment in the salad garden just a few weeks shy of spring. Purple Emperor nasturtium volunteering amongst the Miz America mustards & scallions.
02/24/2026
It’s the time of year again to start dreaming and planning for your spring and summer garden and harvests. What are this year’s vegetables? What are the flowers that will grace your tables? What can you plan to enjoy this spring and set the garden up for continued harvest through the year? With forecasts warming, it’s time to think about spring planting. Read more over on our Substack- link in bio.
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