Oak Canopy

It's critical to establish a solid plan before installing your new landscape. We begin by creating a detailed site plan that captures existing features, highlights problem areas to solve, and incorporates the new features you want to include. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​We take all of these pieces and build your bubble diagram, the first layer of your landscape design. This is like a floor plan, highlighting the flow of traffic through your property, and showing the relative size and scale of the main features we'll design.

This stage of the process is so exciting to me because it ensures that we are checking off the items on your wish list while highlighting areas where we can add unique features that really make your project shine.

What would your include in your bubble diagram?

There's nothing like one whale's tongue agave, let alone a whole row of them! These beauties always look gorgeous and serene no matter what the weather throws at them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​They are one of the few agaves that have remained unharmed by both our extreme freezes and extreme high temps, making them your new best friend!

It's time for round 2 of our our Park Hollow project tour!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​We take a closer look at the front flower beds. These beds are either shaded by the beautiful oak trees in front of the house, or sitting out in blazing sun. We cleaned up the lines of the flower beds and filled them with plants that not only will pop with texture throughout the year, but which will bring the front of the house together with a lush, cohesive look.

Sticking with textural greenery and lower growing plants sets off the trees and the newly updated front walls, and a path to the driveway makes it easy to travel throughout the front yard.

Many thanks to these wonderful clients and !