Castelletto Homes & International Garden Expert Introduce Edible Kitchen Gardens as New Home Feature

LAKE NORMAN, N.C. - May 29, 2025 - PRLog -- Castelletto Homes, known for its timeless design and attention to lifestyle details, has partnered with internationally recognized garden coach Sara Rubens to offer a meaningful new addition for homeowners: fully customized edible kitchen gardens.

New homebuyers will now have the option to work directly with Rubens—founder of Seed to Sanctuary —to design and install edible gardens that serve as natural extensions of their kitchens and outdoor living spaces. These gardens may include raised vegetable beds, culinary herbs, and edible flowers—all tailored to the client's aesthetic and lifestyle.

Sara Rubens is a certified garden coach whose work has been featured in both national and international publications, including Real Simple, Southern Living, The Spruce, Martha Stewart, and more. Her approach blends design and coaching to create outdoor sanctuaries that nourish both body and mind.

"This is about more than installing gardens," said Rubens. "It's about embedding wellness, sustainability, and beauty into the very foundation of a home—giving people the ability to step outside their door and harvest something meaningful."

Castelletto Homes, a North Carolina-based luxury residential design firm known for timeless, wellness-focused design, sees the partnership as a natural evolution of what today's homeowners value.

"We're always looking for ways to add deeper functionality and joy to our homes," said Sarah Pfeffer Owner and Director of Castelletto Homes. "Partnering with Sara allows us to offer something that's not only beautiful and bespoke but also supports the wellness and sustainability goals of our clients. It's more than a garden—it's a lifestyle upgrade."

The edible garden feature will be available as a premium offering to Castelletto clients throughout the Lake Norman region. Homeowners may also choose to receive ongoing seasonal coaching from Sara to get the most from their garden year-round. To learn more, visit http://www.SeedtoSanctuary.com.