Garden Hero TV
A garden makeover show with harvests worth sharing.
Grow more. Share more.
- Colorado pilot series
- Airing 2027
- Backed by World Food Bank Group
A makeover show with a shared harvest at the end
Each story follows one garden for a full season, in community garden and home garden episodes.
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Act 1The makeover
Experts, volunteers and sponsors rebuild a food garden with regenerative, chemical-free practices.
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Act 2The growing season
Time-lapse cameras, master gardener advice and a race to grow the best harvest.
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Act 3The harvest
The food is shared with neighbors, food pantries and the whole community.
First up: a four-episode Colorado pilot, airing 2027
Trust in food is falling. Interest in growing it is rising.
70 percent in 2022, 62 percent in 202462%
Confidence in U.S. food safety fell from 70% in 2022 to 62% in 2024, and the drop was sharpest among Millennials.
Source: IFIC Food & Health Survey, 2024
71%71 percent
of Americans planned to grow a food garden in 2025, most of them for higher-quality produce.
Source: Frontdoor Food Garden Trends, 2025
Our purpose: to cultivate healthier communities by empowering anyone to confidently grow food and share their abundance.
Screen to subscriber to neighbor
The show is the front door to a platform that keeps people growing, buying and sharing all season.
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TV
Gets attention
Makeovers and harvests worth watching and sharing.
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Rooted newsletter
Builds the base
Free subscribers we reach locally, between episodes.
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Community marketing
Drives action
Recommendations from neighbors are the most trusted (Nielsen).
For sponsors
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Your product in the story, not just a logo
In Act 1, experts, volunteers and sponsors rebuild the garden together.
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Present in every act, all season long
The makeover, the growing season and the harvest: one garden, followed for a full season.
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Rooted newsletter discount codes track real results
Rooted reaches free subscribers locally, between episodes.
Powered by AI + data + human expertise
AI for good: hyperlocal, expert guidance at national scale.
One platform, several revenue streams: sponsorships and advertising, affiliate commissions, subscriptions, grants and data.
Be part of the Colorado pilot
Our ask funds the four-episode Colorado pilot. Sponsors get their product in the story, not just a logo.
Backed by World Food Bank Group
The same backer behind our sister show, Farm Hero, now with two seasons on national TV in the U.S.
