"Gardens, scholars say, are the first sign of
commitment to a community.

When people plant corn they're saying,  let's stay here.

And by their connection to the land, they are connected to one another."

-Anne Raver

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One of the responsibilities of a landscape designer is to be a good steward to the land. In the current times of growth and booming construction, we must secure our natural resources and use them wisely. Sustainable landscaping employs these methods by the use of native, indigenous plants and/or adaptable water-wise plants. Irrigation methods are paired down using updated drip systems, allowing water to be applied directly on the plants and not wasted to evaporation or run-off.

The plantings are usually understated, but can be attractive with purposeful design of colors and textures, basically replicating the best of Mother Nature.

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