Featured Projects

Corte Madera:

This front yard makeover was a clean slate.  The homeowners were ready to embrace a drought tolerant, sustainable landscape.  The plants, both native and non-native, soften the front entry and the path which is a mixture of stone and recycled concrete. Click here for details.

San Anselmo:

This ivy removal project in a small backyard was a big job.  The end result is low maintenance planting beds containing grasses and perennials.  Annuals are added for seasonal color.  Ivy is a good example of an invasive plant that should always be replaced. Click here for details.

Merritt College, Oakland:

The creation of this native bunchgrass meadow was a labor of love.  It was planted with grass plugs, a good alternative to seeding.  It has continued to evolve as it fills in.  Wildflowers such as Douglas Iris provide color and interest.  Wildflower meadows are great lawn replacements and make excellent habitat gardens. Click here for details.