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We grow high-quality medicinal herbs for healthy natural living!

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NATURAL HERBAL HEALING

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Herbalist & Master Gardener Yves grows over 130+ medicinal & culinary herbs specially formulated to support healthy living.

Organically grown herbs support improved Immunity Function, Stress Management, Respiratory Ailments, Detoxification, Natural Healing and more

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Want 1-on-1 guidance on healing yourself herbally or learning how to grow your own food garden?

Book a 1-on-1 consultation with Master Herbalist & Organic Gardner Yve to discuss how to start your herbal healing journey or start your own thriving food garden!

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Want to learn how to grow your own garden OR heal yourself naturally with our organically herbal remedies?

Book a trip with your family, friends or co-workers to visit us at Yves Garden to see, smell & taste what organic gardening really is!

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“Yvette of Yves Garden in Douglasville is just as taken with sage’s medicinal uses as its culinary ones. Yvette sells herbs at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market, and sage is one of the mainstays of her booth.”

— W.C. Cameron - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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"Welcome to Yves Garden"

NATURAL HERBAL HEALING

GARDENING WORKSHOPS

HEAL & GROW NATURALLY

“Yvette of Yves Garden in Douglasville is just as taken with sage’s medicinal uses as its culinary ones. Yvette sells herbs at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market, and sage is one of the mainstays of her booth.” — W.C. Cameron - Atlanta Journal Constitution

“Yvette of Yves Garden in Douglasville is just as taken with sage’s medicinal uses as its culinary ones. Yvette sells herbs at the Sandy Springs Farmers Market, and sage is one of the mainstays of her booth.”

— W.C. Cameron - Atlanta Journal Constitution