We design and build California gardens that use a fraction of the water, look better every year, and feel like the house was always meant to have them.
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A tired lawn and an overgrown juniper, replaced with a stone-edged native garden, a gravel path and two olive trees that will shade the porch in a few summers.
A lawn in the San Gabriel Valley can drink more water than everything inside the house. We replace it with plants that thrive on our rainfall, and help you apply for the water district rebates that often pay for part of it.

We install natural-looking artificial turf where it makes sense, with proper drainage and a cooling infill, and plants everywhere else.
A designer visits, measures, and listens. $250, credited to your build.
A scaled plan and a plant palette with photos, revised until it is right.
Every stone, plant and valve priced line by line. No change-order surprises.
Our crews, not subcontractors, with a weekly photo update.
Optional garden care so it grows in the way it was designed.
Our care crews prune, weed, adjust irrigation and replace anything that fails, guided by the planting plan for your garden.
Licensed C-27 landscape contractor. Every install crew is on our payroll, trained in irrigation and native planting, and works only on our gardens.
"They treated our yard like it was their own garden. Two years on, it looks better than the day they finished."Sample review, Sierra Madre
Our water bill went from painful to boring. And the hummingbirds showed up the first month.
The plan had every plant named and priced. We knew what we were getting before a shovel touched the ground.
We use the backyard every night now. The fire pit and the pergola lights changed how we live.
Within about 25 minutes of our yard in Altadena, so crews spend their time in your garden, not in traffic.
Most front-yard lawn swaps land between $18,000 and $40,000. Full backyards with hardscape usually start around $45,000. You get a fixed, line-by-line price before anything starts.
Not if it is designed well. We layer evergreen structure, seasonal flowers and texture so it looks full in August, not just in April.
Yes. We pull permits for walls and lighting and prepare the paperwork for water district rebates where they are available.
Almost always. Mature trees are the best thing a garden can have. We design around them and protect their roots during the build.
