We're committed to working with you to create extraordinary designs for residential and small commercial properties that truly reflect your desires, and encourage the use of native plants and Xeriscaping. Working with a professional designer, who also is knowledgeable about the many plants available, can be an enjoyable and very rewarding partnership.

Contact me to a discuss options, or to schedule an appointment for a free review of any part or all of your yard. There is still plenty of time left to plan before our last frost date! (That's April 22.)

Picture Gallery

These are some "before and after" shots of some former clients' yards. We typically recommend smaller plants, as they get established and grow more quickly, and cost less - letting you get more landscaping for your money.

Favorite Links

Below are some links to sites we like to browse or refer to, and which may interest you as well.

Seasonal Notes:
Spring is here! Crocuses, Hyacinth, Daffodils, Forsythia and Hellebores should be in full bloom. Keep your eye out for weeds that are also beginning to sprout - some weeds require the cold of winter to germinate and they are poking their noses out of the ground now. If you pull them as you see them you'll be ahead of the game. This is also the time that you should be cleaning up the yard from this past winter, and completing any pruning that might be required.

Other Things of Interest:
Want to make your yard a Certified Wildlife Habitat? Check out the requirements from the National Wildlife Federation. You may also want to check out Monarch Watch for information on Monarch butterfly habitats and conservation.