Deliverables

For native-forward, site-specific landscapes. Drawings and guidance to move your project from concept to installation.

  • Site Consult

    A 60-minute on-site walkthrough to clarify goals, assess constraints, and map next steps.

    Best for: priorities, constraints, and a clear direction for the site.

    Site plan illustrating a landscape layout with labeled areas including vegetable screen, residence, covered patio, walkway, planting focus area, lawn, and trees.
  • Concept Plan

    A high-level layout that defines circulation, key spaces, and planting opportunities.

    Best for: setting direction, weighing options, aligning priorities.

    Hand-drawn landscape plan showing a backyard with a patio, an exterior fern area, ground covers, an existing tree, a pollinator garden, and pathways outlined with labels and color coding.
  • Planting Plan

    A scaled plan showing plant locations and installation notes for accurate pricing.

    Best for: contractor pricing, phased installs, plant placement.

    A plant and flower landscape diagram showing various plant species with labels, connected by circles and arrows, and featuring images of different plants and flowers around the diagram.
  • Plant Schedule

    A curated plant list with quantities and specifications to support ordering.

    Best for: budgeting, sourcing plants, and managing plant substitutions.

    A horticultural chart with columns listing various plant species, including chokeberry, dwarf chokeberry, serviceberry, tiny turtle head, fothergilla, ostrich fern, coral bells, and inkberry shrub. It provides details such as common and scientific names, height, spread, bloom time, flower and berry colors, native status, and 4-season interest.
  • Digital Rendering

    Optional renderings to preview the design and refine decisions before installation.

    Best for: complex spaces, major changes, clients who want to see it first.

    A woman with white hair walking down a brick path in a park surrounded by trees with red, pink, and white blossoms, and white flowers along the edges of the path.
  • Comprehensive Plan

    A coordinated plan that brings the full site together with big-picture planning, key areas, and transitions.

    Best for: multi-area sites, phased projects that need one clear roadmap.

    A comprehensive city map showing various sections and landmarks, including streets, parks, and a large wooded area in the north. The map features labeled points of interest and a scale for distance measurement.