30+ Years Of Work
Transforming landscapes with over 5,000 trees planted, 10,000 shrubs and ground covers established, and 2,000 yards of mulch meticulously spread to enrich the soil. Expertly pruned thousands of shrubs and trees to promote healthy growth.
Dive into our world of organic gardening and discover the sustainable methods and techniques that make it all possible.
Succulents
Steps and stairs add both function and beauty to your garden, making it accessible and enhancing its design. They can be easily customized to fit the landscape’s theme and don’t require strict measurements, allowing for a personal touch in their construction.
Pathways/Sitting Areas
Garden paths can be diverse: short or extensive, broad or slim, straight or winding. Loose materials like slate, gravel, and wood chips create a rustic feel, while slabs offer a solid, refined walkway. The right path material complements your garden’s style and serves its function, adding depth, structure, and beauty to the landscape.
In gardening, creating vertical depth is as much about incorporating hard structures like rock walls, boulders, and terraces as it is about planting. These elements can enhance a flat area or reinforce a slope. Designers often emulate natural formations, using plants that naturally cascade or climb, such as ‘spillers’ or ‘cliff hangers,’ with Rosemary being a prime example.
Santa Barbara Sandstone boulders are not only functional, forming gravity retaining walls that use their weight for stability, but they also add aesthetic value. They’re perfect for garden borders, pathways, and as central features in garden beds, offering both utility and visual appeal.
Composting
Composting is a sustainable practice that turns various organic materials, such as fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells, yard trimmings, and wood chips, into a valuable soil amendment. This process enriches the soil, retains moisture, suppresses diseases, and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. It promotes beneficial microbes that create humus, a nutrient-dense substance, thereby enhancing plant growth. Composting also cuts methane emissions from landfills, contributing to a lower carbon footprint. By composting, we can significantly improve soil health over time, making it a key practice for any gardener.
“A garden is a delight to the eye and a solace for the soul.”
-Saadi