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Keep ReadingA beautiful, productive garden starts on paper. Where the sun falls, where water collects, how you move through the space and how much time you really have each week all shape what will thrive — and what will become a chore.
Our Garden Design & Planning service turns those details into a practical plan. We map your site, suggest bed shapes and paths, choose plants suited to your USDA zone and soil, and give you a season-by-season schedule so you know exactly what to do and when.
Book this service from $149
What’s included
- Site questionnaire, photos and sun/shade mapping
- Scaled layout drawing of beds, paths and focal points
- Plant list matched to your zone, soil and light
- Companion planting and crop rotation suggestions
- 12-month planting and maintenance calendar
- Two rounds of revisions
Who it’s for
- Homeowners starting a new garden or redesigning an old one
- Vegetable growers who want better yields
- Busy people who want a low-maintenance landscape
- Renters planning container and balcony gardens
Choose a package
Most popular
Backyard Plan
$349 / session
- Full scaled layout
- Plant & bed schedule
- 12-month calendar
- 2 revisions
Edible Garden
$299 / session
- Vegetable bed layout
- Crop rotation plan
- Succession sowing chart
- 2 revisions
Frequently asked questions
We provide the design and planning. You can install it yourself using our step-by-step notes, or hand the plan to a local landscaper.
Most plans are delivered within 2–3 weeks of receiving your photos and questionnaire, depending on the season.
Yes. Every plan is built around your USDA hardiness zone, rainfall, soil and exposure.
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