



We offer both virtual (if outside of our service area) and on-site consultations. For installation projects, we require on-site consultations to assess the entire property before the project.
During your consultation, we will assess the site conditions, including (but not limited to): soil moisture, sunlight, soil type, drainage, current vegetation, and more. We will also discuss your preferences for your garden. From there, we will provide you with a rough estimate for your garden design and installation.
Consultations are $100, with that amount credited toward your design & installation investment if you move forward with us. Consultations are typically between 30-75 minutes, depending on the space.
Yes, we provide virtual consultations year-round. If you’re interested in an installation, we can conduct your first consultation virtually in the winter and start planning your installation for spring.
This varies depending on your project size and design. Most garden installations take anywhere from a few hours to four days.
Absolutely. If you’d prefer to install in phases, just let us know and we can work that into your installation plan.
Yes, we can incorporate most existing non-native plants into a garden design.
Yes. While attracting certain wildlife species to your garden isn’t a guarantee or an exact science, we can certainly incorporate plants known to attract particular wildlife into your garden design.
We steward your native garden to keep it at peak beauty, ecological benefit, and function. Depending on your garden’s specific needs, this can include: weeding, filling in gaps, cutting back overzealous plants, transplanting as needed, and more.
Your outdoor space is full of possibilities. Book a consultation with us today to speak 1-on-1 with a native garden design expert, either on-site or virtually (if outside of our installation service area).
Together, we can make your dreams of your own beautiful native landscape a reality. We can practically hear the wildlife thanking you already.


Bringing Nature Back, One Yard at a Time.
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