Storm crews on call June 1 – November 30. See the Sanibel estate we restored after Hurricane Ian.

Ipe deck steps between beds of pink muhly grass and saw palmetto, leading past an infinity pool to a Naples home at dusk

Native gardens built for 55 inches of rain.

We design native and tropical landscapes and install them in 21 days, not a season.

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Planted to belong here, built to outlast August.

Native hammock planting: live oaks, saw palmetto and coontie behind a dry-stacked coquina wall
Native Hammock + Coquina Wall
The same lot as a tropical courtyard: travertine pool deck, royal palms and clipped hedges
Tropical Courtyard + Travertine Deck

Systems you never see, working every time it rains.

Drip line with emitters running under mulch between bromeliads

Drip zones metered by sun exposure use 40% less water.

Bronze drain grate set into wet travertine next to a lawn after a storm

French drains and dry wells clear a 3-inch storm in an hour.

Matte black low-voltage path light standing in pale limestone gravel

IP68 low-voltage lighting, rated for salt air and standing water.

Bed of pink muhly grass, firebush and blanket flower in bloom

Native plantings that stay green through the June–September fertilizer ban.

One crew takes you from survey to first mow.

  1. Introductory Call
  2. Site Survey
  3. Design
  4. Permitting
  5. Nursery Sourcing
  6. Installation
  7. Grow-in
Printed planting plan and leaf samples on a lanai table
Laser level on a tripod with survey flags on a lawn
Colored-pencil planting plan with trace overlays and a scale ruler
Close-up of coquina stone with embedded shell fragments
Rows of young sabal palms and potted coontie under nursery shade cloth
Burlapped palm root ball being lowered into a planting pit
Irrigation mist over a newly planted bed at dawn

Come home to a yard that's dry by morning.