A working portfolio of residential gardens we've designed and planted across Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties. Filter by scope, style, or year — every garden is photographed at maturity, not at install.
A small Northeast Portland yard transformed into a four-season pollinator-first garden with native sedges, a permeable rain-garden swale, and a small fruit-tree espalier along the south fence. Soil was raised five inches with municipal compost over two seasons.
Read on →A 1920s Mt Tabor cottage given a lush front yard with low-water natives and a dry creek bed pulling rainfall away from the foundation.
Read on →Suburban yard reimagined around an 80-year-old hawthorn — three garden rooms, a back meadow, and an oak-swale border.
Read on →A 30-foot-long side-yard converted into a tightly-curated pollinator strip with seven species selected for blooming sequence.
Read on →A productive backyard food garden with eight raised beds, three espaliered apples, and a small companion-flower border for pest balance.
Read on →A 12×16-foot back-of-row courtyard reimagined as a year-round green refuge with a small water feature and ferns hand-collected from a Tomás-led trip.
Read on →A larger property whose yard ran into a riparian creek edge — we designed a graduated planting from cultivated front to wild native back.
Read on →One of our first lawn-to-meadow conversions in the city. Twenty-two species, three years of seasonal succession established now.
Read on →The first conversation is on us. 45 minutes on your property — soil, slope, sun, what you've been thinking. Six site visits a week, March through October.