Traditional garden design is slow, expensive, and exhausting. We've created something better.
Traditional garden design is slow, expensive, and exhausting.
Endless meetings, vague mood boards, long lead times.
Most people don't want a journey-they want a great garden.
Most row-house gardens face the same constraints.
Row house plots repeat: similar widths, similar depths, similar light patterns. What actually varies isn't structure, but priority.
Once you accept that, everything simplifies.
Instead of starting from a blank page, we start from intent. Each design is a complete, coherent garden-not a theme.
Social, generous, designed around people
Productive, edible, alive (veg beds, chickens welcome)
Durable, playful, forgiving
Calm, enclosed, restorative
Layered, seasonal, ecologically rich
Low intervention, high payoff
Flexible, deep, built for tinkering and growth
Each design has been thought through obsessively: layout, planting logic, sightlines, maintenance patterns. These are not templates-they're tested systems. Like a well-designed house plan: adaptable without losing integrity.
You choose the design that matches how you want to use your garden. We adjust it for your garden's exact proportions, orientation and light, and practical constraints.
No endless choices. No blank canvas paralysis. From decision to finished plan in days, not months.
Choose your design
Proportion and site adjustments
Final drawings and planting plan
Fast doesn't mean rushed-it means decided.
Faster because the hard thinking is already done. Cheaper because effort is focused where it matters. Better outcomes because the design isn't diluted by indecision. You're buying judgment, not just drawings.
You want a beautiful, functional garden quickly. You value clarity over infinite options. You live in a typical row house plot.
You want a totally unique garden for uniqueness's sake. You enjoy long design processes. You want to micromanage every plant choice.
A garden isn't a statement-it's a living system. By starting with a proven form, you get to focus on living in it. The question isn't what could this garden be? It's what kind of life do you want to live in it?
Begin Your Garden