Rain Gardens, Permeable Pavers, and Living Walls

A Rain Garden is a planted depression that allows rainwater runoff to be absorbed. Native plants are recommended because they don't generally require fertilizer and are more tolerant of one's local climate.

Bio swales are landscape elements designed to remove silt and pollution from surface run off water. A great place for a bio-swale would be on the lower end of a parking lot where the water runs off.

A Living Wall is a vertical arrangement of plants that naturally remove toxins and unhealthy contaminants from the air we breathe.

Rainwater Harvesting promotes self sufficiency and helps conserve water. Rain water is friendly to landscape plants and gardens.
It reduces storm water run off. It can solve drainage problems and provide you with free water.

Permeable Pavers provide a solid ground surface while at the same time allows water to filter through the surface and reach underlying soils. Permeable pavers are a great solution for decreasing pollution from storm water run off.

Edible Gardens. Growing your own food can be a rewarding experience. Food picked form your garden provides you with more control over what you eat. Growing your own food also minimizes the impact you have on the environment by reducing water and chemical use, transportation, packaging and refrigeration of your fruits and veggies.

Composting. Let us help you design and install a composting system that is just right for you. You know…composting is a natural way of reducing solid waste like, potato peelings, the heart of a lettuce head, even your grass clippings

Native Plantings possess certain traits that make them uniquely adapted to local conditions, providing a valuable alternative for landscaping, conservation and restoration projects, as well as a place for animals to forage. Native plants can match the finest cultivated plants in beauty, while often surpassing non-natives in ruggedness and resistance to drought, insect and disease.