05/08/2026
This client had a more traditional vision for their front landscape and already had a few specific plants they loved. Instead of completely redirecting the design, I focused on refining the space- simplifying some of the existing shrub placement, improving the flow of the beds, and incorporating pollinator friendly plants and softer seasonal color where it made sense.
The bed beneath the left window previously felt a bit heavy and awkward, so we removed several mismatched shrubs and replaced them with flowering shrubs that will bring more structure, seasonal interest, and a softer transition into the entrance of the home. We also added native Moonbeam coreopsis and Sombrero Sangrita Echinacea for longer seasonal color and additional pollinator value, while still keeping the overall look clean and approachable for the clientâs style.
Not every project is a full native garden makeover, and thatâs okay!
A big part of thoughtful landscape design is flexibility. My goal isnât to create the exact same garden for every client, but to thoughtfully merge their vision with the things I value most: intentional plant choices, ecological awareness, and spaces that feel more welcoming and connected to nature â¨