Garden Services, Reimagined.

2. Build your Theme Garden

Moon Gardens

White blooms • Silver foliage • Soft glow for evening calm

Great for:

• Evening sitters and post-work decompression

• Small patios or side yards you use after dark

• People who prefer soft, neutral palettes over bold color

• Anyone sensitive to harsh lighting or visual clutter

What makes it different:

• Designed around how your garden feels at dusk and night, not noon

• Uses pale blooms, reflective foliage, and fragrance for low-light impact

• Can rely on moonlight and subtle accents, not floodlights

• Built with low-maintenance plants that work in Zone 6a

• Installed with you, in partnership—not handed off as a blueprint

Moon Gardens I Woodland Sanctuaries I Healing Gardens I Pollinator Patches I Perennial Revival I Tuscan Herbal Edge

Woodland Sanctuaries

Dappled shade • Native layers • Quiet, sheltered retreat

Great for:

• Yards with mature trees or tricky shade areas

• Corners that feel forgotten, damp, or hard to mow

• People who love ferns, moss, and forest-path energy

• Anyone wanting a cool, green refuge in summer heat

What makes it different:

• Works with existing trees and roots instead of fighting them

• Uses woodland-friendly, often native plants that actually like shade

• Focuses on texture, layers, and calm—not bright flower beds

• Designed as small “rooms” you can sit in, walk through, or simply enjoy

• Planted and placed on site together so it fits your real conditions

Pollinator Patches

Bee-rich drifts • Nectar color • Natural, low-maintenance native abundance

Great for:

• Sunny areas that feel bare or underused

• People who want more bees, butterflies, and life in the yard

• Kids and families curious about nature and ecology

• Homeowners tired of flat lawn and mulch

What makes it different:

• Focuses on pollinator-friendly, drought-tolerant plants for Zone 6a

• Designed in drifts and clusters, not soldiers in a row

• Intentional, but still has a natural, slightly wild feel

• Lower maintenance than annual flower beds once established

• You learn which plants are doing the real work for wildlife

Perennial Revival

Reworking tired beds • Editing, dividing, replanting • Bringing life back

Great for:

• Inherited gardens that feel overgrown or “off”

• Beds full of good plants in the wrong places

• Homeowners who don’t want to start from scratch or waste what’s there

• Anyone who knows a garden has potential but can’t see the plan

What makes it different:

• We reuse, divide, and relocate instead of ripping everything out

• Focuses on structure, flow, and breathing room—not just adding more plants

• Often the most budget-friendly path to a completely different feel

• You see your existing garden in a new way and learn how to maintain it

• Changes happen on the spot during our sessions, not months later

Tuscan Herbal Edge

Culinary herbs • Mediterranean textures • Aromatics with purpose

Great for:

• Cooks and entertainers who want to step outside and snip

• Sunny borders along patios, walkways, or fences

• People who love rosemary-olive-oil-and-tomato energy

• Anyone wanting beauty that also earns its keep

What makes it different:

• Blends edible and ornamental herbs into one cohesive edge

• Inspired by Mediterranean planting but adapted to Zone 6a reality

• Uses scent, texture, and form—not just flowers—to create interest

• Can be tucked along an existing bed or built as a new ribbon of green

• Designed so you actually harvest and use what’s planted

3. Seasonal & À La Carte

Fall Cleanup & Bulb Planting

Prep now, bloom later.

What this includes:

• Thoughtful fall cut-backs (only what won’t harm overwintering insects)

• Selective cleanup that respects beneficial habitats

• Planting spring bulbs for early color

• Fresh mulch where it actually benefits your plants

Why it matters:

Fall isn’t about stripping the garden bare — it’s about setting spring up to thrive while protecting the ecosystem hiding inside your leaves and stems.

Practical help, thoughtful care, and the extra hands every garden eventually needs.

Annual Color & Seasonal Pots

Window boxes, porch pots, berms, and little bursts of joy.

What this includes:

• Custom color palettes

• Seasonal refreshes (spring/summer/fall)

• Mixing textures, spillers, fillers, and scent

• On-site placement and design

Why it matters:

Annuals are the quickest way to shift the mood of a space — without redesigning the entire garden.

Ornamental Tree Pruning & Small-Tree Architecture

Your trees deserve shaping, not neglect.

Holiday Tree Styling & Seasonal Decorating

For people who want a gorgeous holiday moment without the chaos.

What this includes:

• Pruning young ornamental trees for strong architecture

• Fixing crowding, crossing branches, awkward growth

• Restoring shape to Japanese maples, dogwoods, crabapples, etc.

• Seasonal timing so cuts help, not harm

Why it matters:

Planting a tree is step one; shaping its bones is what makes it beautiful. Neglected trees don’t “stay cute” — they become tangled, stressed, and oversized for their space. Gentle structural pruning early prevents expensive corrections later.

What this includes:

• Theme selection

• Ornament sourcing

• Tree styling (minimalist, woodland, glam, vintage, etc.)

• Optional mantel or tabletop accents

Why it matters:

Some people love decorating. Others love having it decorated. Both are valid.

Plant & Tree Sourcing + Garden Shopping Partner

Curated plants. Delivered. Installed with you.

What this includes:

• Sourcing from trusted nurseries — not big-box roulette

• Finding the right plant for the right spot (size, sun, soil, purpose)

• Delivery and placement

• Optional planting and layout help

Why it matters:

Shopping alone often leads to impulse buys, wrong fits, and wasted money. You get a partner with an eye for what will actually thrive.