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A garden that looks good on less water
Native and Mediterranean planting, gravel and mulch, and drip irrigation that puts water only where roots need it.
Your garden might need this if
- A lawn that browns every summer
- Beds that need watering every day
- You want color without a sprinkler schedule
How we work
We replace thirsty lawn and struggling beds with plants that belong in a dry summer: sages, grasses, lavender, succulents and shrubs that settle in and need little once established.
Plants are grouped by how much water they need, then fed by drip lines on a simple timer. Gravel and mulch keep the soil cool and the weeds down.
Part of every project
- Lawn and bed removalOld turf and tired planting cleared away.
- Plants grouped by needSo each area gets the water it actually uses.
- Drip irrigationWater delivered straight to the roots.
- Gravel and mulchA finished surface that holds moisture in.
Questions we often hear
Will it look like a rock yard?
Not if it is planned well. Layered planting, soft grasses and flowering shrubs keep it full and green.
How long until it fills in?
Most plants settle in over the first seasons. We space them so the garden looks finished from day one.
Can we keep a small lawn?
Yes. A small lawn where the family plays is often the right balance.
Do the plants need care?
Less than a lawn: a seasonal trim, mulch top-up and a check of the drip lines.
