Landscape design and horticulture

For landscapes requiring entirely new functional spaces, we'll focus on layout options and hardscape elements.  We'll walk the landscape 

and explore ways that you'd like to use your outdoor living areas.

Recommendations will be given 

to kick-start design solutions that build structure, 

organize and transform space, and create unity and flow throughout the landscape.  

For existing landscapes that only need plant updates, we'll focus on the 

horticultural elements of your yard.  

  As we walk the landscape, we'll discuss which plants may stay or go, how to improve your garden's health, and how to reduce maintenance.  Recommendations will be given to help you revive a tired, outdated landscape.

Existing site conditions such as water patterns, light exposure, soil type, microclimates, established plants, slopes, utilities, and community requirements will be evaluated. 

This info is then used to create a foundational  design that aligns both with nature and your community. 

An introductory Plant Palette will be introduced. We'll identify plants that serve practical purposes such as erosion control and privacy. Recommendations will be given for plants that 

naturally thrive in their location, 

add seasonal interest, attract wildlife, 

and have little need for maintenance.

A personal link to your online Plant Palette will be emailed to you. 

 Plant details are covered further in 

the design process.

Plants and nature are good for our health.  Yet many of our current maintenance habits are harmful to us and the environment. We overwater excessive lawns, apply needless amounts of chemicals, create air and noise pollution, and stuff black plastic bags with green waste
for our landfills.   
Discover how adopting "creative management" habits will save time and money, and have a positive effect on your plants, the environment, and your family’s health.