Food production in a multi-layered system (fruit trees, vines, groundcover mushrooms, etc.) that is designed to work together and mimic a forest ecosystem.

For landscape areas where you don’t want to produce traditional food crops, we utilize native and low water plants whenever possible.

Need assistance understanding what your land needs to heal? Our expert team can help you with your large-scale restoration project.

We understand the importance of agriculture that builds soil, improves water quality, increases biodiversity and produces an abundance of food.

Fire safety is on all our minds - talk to us today about creating a fire-resilient landscape using zoning, fuel-load management and more.

We can help you capture rainwater on your property and replenish groundcover in an aesthetically pleasing and functional feature.

Installing raintanks or retention ponds can provide you with water for irrigation, fire safety, recreation, and more!

From laundry-to-landscape, to full-house grey water systems, we can help you irrigate your property with water that would otherwise go down the drain.

Our expert craftsman install natural stone to build flagstone patios, retaining walls, garden walls, or planters for your garden spaces.

About to remove an old concrete patio? We can give old slabs a new life by cutting into smaller pavers and re-setting.

Permeable pavers allow water infiltration unlike traditional hardscape surfaces. We typically install flagstone or other permeable paver products.

From deer fencing to decorative courtyard screening, we can help you make this practical landscape protection both functional and beautiful.

Regenerative landscaping focuses on increasing the health and productivity of ecosystems by enhancing life-giving processes like building soil carbon, catching and storing water, and creating wildlife habitat. Unlike "green" or "sustainable" landscaping, which often focuses on doing "less harm," regeneration aims to leave the ecosystem in better shape than it was found

As whole systems thinkers, we believe that elements like nontoxic natural building, watershed health, habitat development, and the local economy are all interconnected and cannot be separated. Our designs aim to close loops by ensuring the waste of one element becomes the food for another.

A well-made master plan is a vital tool for communicating ideas, guiding installation, and making collective decisions with project stakeholders. It ensures that all elements—from earthworks to patios—are integrated into a single, cohesive design.

We follow the "Three S’s": Slow it, Spread it, Sink it. We design landscapes to intercept runoff and direct it into rain gardens, swales, or ponds, allowing water to "rest" and percolate into the ground to recharge aquifers rather than causing erosion

Yes. Our designers are Firescaping RQP certified. We utilize fire resiliency techniques like creating defensible space within 100 feet of the home, removing "fuel ladders" (low-hanging branches), and using irrigated vegetation to buffer heat.

Each project follows its own natural trajectory, but a moderate-scale design usually requires a minimum of four to six weeks to account for site analysis and stakeholder feedback.