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Plants produce all food on Earth. Most of us were never taught how to grow them.

Delicious Revolution is here to change that.

Learn to grow

Food

Forest

Community

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Learn to grow Food Forest Community 🌳

Learn to grow your own food and forests from seed

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An aerial view of a lush green garden with various planted sections, pathways, a small greenhouse, and surrounding trees.

Get involved

Three Ways to Join the Delicious Revolution

1000 Young Growers for Tāmaki

Spring and summer growing resource packs + mentorship for young people 25 years and under (and their household)

Free

A metal planter box filled with green plants, set amidst lush greenery and flowering bushes in a garden.

Earth Box

A complete propagation system for home growers. Everything you need to grow plants, gardens, forests from the palm of your hands.

Produced in small batches for those ready to transform their landscape into abundance. Strictly limited quantities currently available.

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Personal and project mentorship

Long-term support for individuals, schools and organisations ready to grow lasting impact

Levi Brinsdon-Hall, Delicious Revolution Founder

“There is always room to make the world more abundant, more beautiful, and healthier.”

- Levi Brinsdon-Hall

Meet Levi

Urban farmer, teacher, and founder of Delicious Revolution

Levi has built productive growing systems in some of Auckland's most challenging urban environments including:

  • OMG Urban Farm
    Produced over 21 tonnes of vegetables from a 400m² parking lot.

  • Te Maara Kai o Wirihana
    A 6,500m² school garden and food forest where students grow everything from seed.

Levi’s passion lies in education and he spends his time teaching and supporting other people to grow their own food.

“My work is about more than food. It's about reconnecting people with nature, building community capability, and proving you can create life, abundance, and beauty right in the middle of a city.”

Kind words

“Having got the land, I certainly didn't have the expertise to make the best of the opportunity. We managed to find Levi and he has literally transformed the space.”

— Pete Jones, Manurewa High School

Projects & Initiatives

The Revolution in Action

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2018 - Ongoing
Eden Terrace, Auckland Central

OMG Urban Farm

400m2 urban farm at 257 Symonds Street. Completely Community Supported business model since 2018. Training space. 21 tonnes food produced to date.


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2023 - Ongoing
Manurewa High School, Auckland

Te Maara Kai o Wirihana

Intergenerational project on 6,500m2 land surrounded by one of South Auckland’s only remaining wetlands. Produce goes back into epic school lunches programme that feeds 2,500 students daily.


A large field of blooming sunflowers with bright yellow petals and dark centers in front of a white multi-story building with various windows and an undulating roof.

2022
Greenlane Hospital, Auckland

Sunflowers for Starship

In 2022 we grew 20,000 sunflowers inside a hospital and raised over $11,000 for the Starship Foundation.