Gardening Is Personal. Landscaping Is Commercial.

Serving Buffalo’s Southtowns — Hamburg, Orchard Park, East Aurora, Lake View, and surrounding areas — I help homeowners build gardens designed to last: gardens rooted in the realities of Western New York soil, weather, and time.

No one-size-fits-all plans.
No “mow and blow.”
No contracts built to lock you in.

Just partnership, good bones, smart planting, and support that grows as your garden grows. Because gardens are living systems — and living things need attention, patience, and someone who understands the long view.

We don’t force a garden into being.
We work with what it wants to become.
We evolve with your garden.

We don’t just plant — we partner.
Your garden becomes a shared project, not a transaction.

Pricing Philosophy

Every garden is different — so are the needs. I charge hourly for partnership sessions and hands-on work, and à la carte for seasonal services.

No packages. No upsells. No pressure.
Just honest guidance and the help you need.

What Makes Us Different

• We start with what you already have.
Before buying anything new, we edit, relocate, clean up, and make the most of your existing garden.

• We don’t rush the process.
Gardens take time, shift with the seasons, and evolve naturally. We work with those changes, not against them.

• We keep things personal, not commercial.
No contracts, no pressure, no “mow-and-go.” Just thoughtful hands-on help when you need it.

• We choose plants that make sense.
Not trendy. Not fussy. Just reliable, beautiful choices that belong in Western New York.

• We stay real about what gardens actually do.
Some plants thrive. Some don’t. Things self-seed, spread, fade, return. That’s normal — and part of the story.

• We focus on long-view gardening.
Good bones, smart placement, and decisions that hold up over time.

• We build a relationship — with you, and with your garden.
Your exterior space is an extension of your life and home, and we treat it that way.

Beasley Gardens is a gardening service, not a landscaping company.

I work with homeowners who already have a garden—or the start of one—and want it to make sense. We talk through what’s working, what isn’t, what you have, and what you actually want.

The goal isn’t to sell plants or start over. It’s to curate a garden that fits your home, your space, and your personality.