Gardens that work with nature—not against it. These are tailored to your region’s climate, reducing water usage, enhancing biodiversity and ensuring long-term sustainability.
Rain Gardens
A functional and beautiful way to manage rainwater runoff. Deep-rooted native plants filter water, reduce flooding, and help recharge the soil naturally.
Dry Gardens
Low-water, low-maintenance, and full of character. These drought-tolerant gardens feature hardy plants like succulents, ornamental grasses, and Mediterranean species.
Wildlife Garden
Create a haven for local wildlife. These gardens are designed to attract birds, insects, and mammals with natural shelter, food sources, and water features.
Forest Garden
A productive, layered ecosystem inspired by woodlands. Forest gardens blend fruit trees, shrubs, herbs, and groundcovers for a self-sustaining, edible landscape.
Native Garden
Help bees, butterflies, and other pollinators thrive. These gardens are planted with seasonal blooms rich in nectar and pollen, supporting ecosystem health.
Organic Garden
Chemical-free and earth-friendly. Organic gardens focus on soil health, companion planting, and natural pest control—perfect for food production or safe family spaces.