Hi, I’m Megan – founder of Rharian Fields

At Rharian Fields, we help families and communities bring their garden dreams to life - whether that means growing food, restoring native ecosystems, or simply creating a space that feels more alive.

Using regenerative gardening practices, we work with you to transform outdoor spaces into thriving, resilient ecosystems- no matter the size. From backyards to patios to shared community plots, I’ll guide you step by step, season by season.

Because gardening isn’t just about growing food - it’s about reclaiming our connection to the land, resisting systems that extract and deplete, and building something that lasts.

No green thumb required - just a dream, a little curiosity, and a desire to grow something that matters.

Pregnant me who signed up for a year-long permaculture design certification course

Let’s grow something beautiful - together.

Start Your Food Forest

How I Got Here

Two years ago, while pregnant with my second child, I had one of those "what even is the world right now?" moments. Everything felt like it was on fire - sometimes literally - and I couldn’t shake the feeling that I needed to do something more connected, more grounded.

So, in a totally reasonable response to that existential spiral, I enrolled in a year-long permaculture design certification course.

That’s when I began to see my little 5,000-square-foot patch of land differently - not as just a yard, but as an ecosystem. A place where I could grow food, plant natives, and actually work with nature instead of constantly fighting against it.

I realized that gardening wasn’t just about keeping things alive. It was about building something regenerative, resilient, and reciprocal.

What I Bring to the Garden

For over a decade, my work focused on adult learning, coaching, and systems-level change - supporting school districts and statewide teams to build better, more equitable systems.

That experience taught me how to guide transformation, especially for adults who are stepping into something new.

Because the truth is: Most of us weren’t taught how to grow food, restore soil, or design a space that thrives season after season.

But we can learn.

Now, I bring that same clarity, care, and curiosity to helping families and communities design edible ecosystems that work - not just on paper, but in real life.

Through food forests, I get to support systems change at the most local level - your backyard, your block, your community.