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At Basalt Mountain Gardens, our mission is to inspire and co-create beautiful, inviting, and interactive spaces that bring joy, connection, learning, healing, and relaxation into everyday life. Inspired by Mother Nature, we cultivate gardens as sanctuaries - oases for people, animals, honeybees, songbirds, and wildlife alike.
We believe gardening is a way of life - meant to be experienced daily, in your tea, on your plate, as medicine, and in your vase.

We offer a wide range of gardening and land-based services, including garden coaching, mentoring, consultation, design, installation, and site-specific recommendations. Our work spans homestead planning and systems such as greenhouses and hoop houses, root cellars, saunas and hot tubs, off-grid infrastructure, therapeutic and children’s gardens, living green roofs, and harvesting practices.
We also support hands-on skills including beekeeping, composting, preserving, tea herb drying, and floristry. Our gardens and projects can be found across the valley in commercial properties, public spaces, private residences, and working homesteads.
At Basalt Mountain Gardens, our stewardship is rooted in organic, homeodynamic, and permaculture principles, guided by long-term relationship with the land. We design closed-loop garden systems that build soil health, biodiversity, and resilience by reintegrating resources back into the living system.
Through our practice of coherence agriculture, we work with natural patterns, timing, and human presence to create landscapes that are both productive and restorative. The result is gardens that nourish people and place-ecologically sound, visually harmonious, and alive with purpose.

More than 30 years ago, Robb and Ginger began at 9,400 feet, living in a tipi and experimenting with growing food and building shelter in extreme alpine conditions. Inspired by Bill Mollison’s Permaculture: A Designers’ Manual, what began as curiosity became a lifelong practice of learning directly from the land through observation, trial, and care.
Long before finding the land that would become Basalt Mountain Gardens, Robb had drawn a detailed homestead design. Years later, stepping onto this property, they realized the land mirrored that early vision-almost exactly.
Together, they built an off-grid, solar- and hydro-powered homestead by hand, guided by a shared commitment to food sovereignty, beauty, and community. Through decades of lived experience, they learned that regenerative systems can thrive even in harsh mountain climates.
Today, Basalt Mountain Gardens is more than a place of beauty-it is a living ecosystem and a source of nourishment, learning, and contribution to family, community, and the land itself.




















































We support individuals, families, and land stewards in envisioning and shaping whole-systems homestead spaces that integrate daily life, work and care. We collaborate with trusted, skilled professionals to support implementation, including land preparation, infrastructure, and specialty work.
Our consultations are rooted in whole-systems living and begin with listening to your vision, values, capacity, and to the land itself. We explore how gardens, greenhouses, infrastructure, and daily life can work together as an integrated, practical, and supportive system.
Grounded in observation and lived experience, these consultations help reveal the possibilities of your land - water, soil, structures, and stewardship - so you can move forward in alignment with your long-term vision.
We offer respectful honeybee stewardship to support healthy bees and resilient landscapes. Our services include rescue and relocation of colonies whenever possible from undesired locations, and guidance for caring for your own honeybees in alignment with seasonal rhythms.
Rooted in care and responsibility, our approach honors honeybees as essential partners and teachers in land health - supporting pollination, biodiversity, and thriving food systems for generations to come.
Check out this video about our homestead.
Seven Springs Conservancy is a nonprofit, non-denominational, Earth-centered spiritual agriculture outreach rooted in land stewardship, water reverence, and conscious living. Based in the Roaring Fork Valley, we steward a living network of springs, gardens, and farms as sanctuaries where people reconnect with the natural world as sacred.
Through education, ceremony, and hands-on service, Seven Springs Conservancy cultivates ecological responsibility, relational agriculture, and spirituality experienced through nature, mindful living, and care for the land. Our work invites people into right relationship with water, soil, food, and community-grounded in presence, reciprocity, and reverence.
Our Mission
Seven Springs Conservancy exists to preserve and protect land, water, and food systems as sacred legacies for future generations. We cultivate a culture of care, responsibility, and spiritual relationship with the living world through regenerative design, ecological education, and place-based stewardship.
Our Vision
We envision a world where land, water, and food are honored as the sacred foundations of life; where farms, gardens, and springs serve as sanctuaries of learning, healing, and renewal; and where families and communities thrive in harmony with nature.
Through the living model of Seven Springs Conservancy, we are restoring a way of life rooted in reverence, reciprocity, and joyful stewardship, where caring for the Earth and nurturing community become pathways of sustenance, livelihood, and belonging.
Seven Springs Conservancy was born from a deep listening to the land and waters of the Roaring Fork Valley-a place where springs emerge, soils are tended, and food is grown in relationship with community. What began as hands-on stewardship of gardens and water systems naturally evolved into a broader calling: to protect these living systems while creating spaces where people remember their sacred bond with the Earth.
Seven Springs emerged as a living model of coherence agriculture - a relationship-based approach to farming and land care that honors soil life, ecological harmony, and human presence. Our work weaves together regenerative practices, ceremonial acknowledgment of the land, and practical education that supports both ecological health and human wellbeing.
Seven Springs Conservancy grew out of Basalt Mountain Gardens as a natural extension of our relationship with land, water, plants, and community. Formed in the fall of 2025 as the nonprofit branch, Seven Springs exists to protect and steward what is sacred while creating space for learning, creativity, and connection.
Today, Seven Springs Conservancy serves as a bridge between ancient ways of reverence and modern needs for resilience. This is a place for education, the arts, and community gathering-where questions are welcomed, old paradigms are examined, and new ways of living in right relationship with the Earth can emerge. It is a living landscape where research happens through observation, practice, and presence, and where solutions are rooted in listening to land and water.
Basalt Mountain Gardens is honored to host Seven Springs Conservancy. In the seasons ahead, we will offer workshops, research and learning opportunities, and land-based programs that support stewardship, education, and community care. We invite you to stay connected as these offerings unfold.
Educational walking guided homestead tour of our high-altitude tropical greenhouse, gardens, and off-grid infrastructure. Experience our passive solar, geothermal greenhouse in action, home to figs and citrus and learn how our geothermal and aquaponic systems work together to support a thriving, temperate growing space year-round.
Tours are available by request for individuals, families, or groups. Organizations, schools, and other groups are encouraged to reach out to discuss visit options and suggested contributions.
During the summer, we offer small-group learning experiences focused on land stewardship, homesteading skills, herbal practices, and cultivating a deeper relationship with place. Please reach out to inquire about scheduling.
We host longer-form gatherings designed for deeper connection with the gardens and immersion in nature. Retreats may include guided time in the gardens, shared meals, hands-on projects, and opportunities for reflection and learning in a supportive, nature-centered environment.
We are open to hosting aligned groups and collaborators for educational gatherings or co-created experiences. Offerings are seasonal and developed in conversation. P lease reach out to inquire.

Your support helps sustain this work - caring for the land and waters maintaining gardens while creating opportunities for learning, connection, and renewal. Contributions support land stewardship, infrastructure, educational gatherings, and the people who help tend the soil and plants.
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