Native planting

Beds full of Michigan natives that feed pollinators and need less water.

beds from $1,800

Plants, soil prep and mulch included.

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What’s included

Bed design and soil prep

Wild bergamot, butterfly weed, little bluestem, New England aster, Pennsylvania sedge

Shredded-bark mulch

A first-year watering plan

A plant list you keep

Best time

We plant perennials and shrubs from spring into early fall. Annuals go in after mid-May in most years, once the risk of frost has passed.

Good to know

Native beds need watering in their first season. After that most need far less than a lawn.

Good to know

We leave seed heads and hollow stems standing over winter for birds and bees, and cut back in spring.

Garden design

A plan drawn for your yard, your light and how you use it.

from $1,200

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Patios and walls

Limestone, bluestone and fieldstone, laid to last a Michigan winter.

$32 / sq ft

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Native planting

Beds full of Michigan natives that feed pollinators and need less water.

beds from $1,800

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Weekly maintenance

Mowing, edging and bed care from late April to late October.

$46 a visit

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Lawn health

A thicker lawn without guesswork: soil tests, aeration and seed.

$185 aerate + seed

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Snow removal

One price for the winter, cleared by 7 AM.

from $600 a season

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Booking spring installs now

Spring install dates fill by March. Walk the yard with us now and be first on the list.