landscaping

landscaping

LAND ART

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beauty in the environment calls out the beauty in humanity

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beauty in the environment calls out the beauty in humanity ·

MY PROCESS

  • INTIMACY

    Natural landscape design requires intimacy with the ecosystem. Where does the sun rise and set? What kind of plants are already thriving? What is the feeling of the soil?

  • COLLABORATION

    Working with the natural systems in ways that support the overall ecosystem.

  • ARTISTY

    I bring my years of botanical artistry into landscape design, using the visual textures, colors, shapes and movements of plants to create a magical world. I design natural structures to support plant growth, create edges, containers and sculptures.

A woman wearing a yellow hat and gray shirt kneeling in a garden with various plants, a house with a brown roof, and tall trees in the background on a sunny day.
A person pushing a green garden wagon filled with potted plants and seedlings down a reddish-brown gravel path outside. Part of their hand and fingers are visible on the handle of the wagon, and their shadow is cast on the ground.
A garden area with mossy ground, scattered small plants, and a wooden fence in the background. There are broken branches and twigs on the ground, with some evergreen and ivy plants growing on the fence.
Person wearing a red plaid shirt leaning on a table filled with potted plants in a greenhouse or garden setting.
A landscape with a clear blue sky, distant mountains, and a foreground of dry grass and sparse trees.
A person with long hair, wearing a yellow cap, red hoodie, and light-colored pants, leaning on their hand, sitting outdoors surrounded by green plants and trees, with a wooden fence in the background.
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A young woman with short brown hair kneeling on the ground outdoors in a yard with trees and a wooden raised garden bed. She is wearing a black sleeveless crop top, dark pants, and tan boots, and is holding a gardening tool. The sky is clear and blue
A woodland scene with tall trees, fallen branches, and a makeshift shelter constructed from sticks and logs.