Landscapes Designed to Work With Nature

Native Landscape Design

Native landscape design uses plants that are naturally adapted to local climate and soil conditions. These landscapes require less water, fewer chemical inputs, and are better suited to long-term success in the North Bay.

Drought-Tolerant Landscaping

Drought-tolerant landscapes, sometimes called xeriscapes, are designed to use significantly less water than traditional landscapes. We plan plant selection, hydrozones, and groundcover strategies around your site’s sun exposure, soil conditions, and rainfall patterns—reducing irrigation demand while keeping the landscape intentional and cohesive.

Fire Safe Landscaping

We integrate fire-safe principles into the overall design of your landscape. Plant choices, spacing, and materials are planned to reduce fuel buildup while preserving the structure and character of your outdoor space.

Pollinator Gardens

Pollinator gardens are designed to support bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects through appropriate plant choices and habitat structure. These gardens contribute to local ecosystems while integrating seamlessly into residential and estate landscapes.

Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a maintenance-based approach to managing pests and disease through regular observation and targeted response. Rather than relying on routine chemical treatments, we monitor plant health, identify issues early, and address problems only when intervention is necessary. This reduces chemical use, protects beneficial insects, and helps maintain a healthier landscape over time.

Soil Health & Amendments

We test your soil to determine which nutrients it already has and which it’s missing. Rather than applying broad fertilizer blends, we add only the specific nutrients your plants need. This reduces unnecessary fertilizer use and limits runoff into surrounding soil and waterways.