We believe the healthiest, most beautiful landscapes are those that work in harmony with nature. Our Garden Care and Land Stewardship Division is grounded in regenerative horticulture—a forward‑thinking approach that restores ecological function, builds living soil, and reduces the need for outside inputs over time.

The practices we use represent our recommended regenerative standards, informed by natural systems and proven field experience. Because every property is unique, we thoughtfully customize each care program to the specific conditions, goals, and ecology of the landscape. Our work begins with observation and evolves through careful stewardship.

Every decision—from plant selection to soil care—is made to support a resilient, self‑sustaining landscape that grows stronger with each passing season.

Rather than relying on short‑term fixes, we focus on long‑term ecological health. We treat every property as a living system where plants, soil biology, and people are interconnected. Through regenerative practices such as cut‑and‑drop mulching, organic Plant Health Care (PHC), and keeping biomass on‑site, we help landscapes thrive naturally while conserving resources and encouraging biodiversity.

Our goal is simple: to create landscapes that require less intervention and provide lasting beauty. When nature is doing most of the work, the land is truly thriving.

Healthy soil is the foundation of a vibrant landscape. By nurturing the living community of microorganisms below ground, we improve soil structure, increase water retention, and support strong, resilient plant growth. A balanced soil ecosystem naturally reduces the need for fertilizers and excessive irrigation.

Our soil‑care strategies are customized based on existing soil conditions, plant communities, and site use—providing exactly what the land needs and nothing it doesn’t.

Native and adaptive plants are well suited to local conditions, requiring less water, fertilizer, and maintenance than many non‑native species. They support pollinators and wildlife while contributing to a stable, resilient ecosystem.

We thoughtfully integrate native plants with site‑appropriate ornamentals when desired, creating landscapes that reflect both ecological responsibility and your aesthetic vision.

Our organic Plant Health Care approach emphasizes prevention over reaction. Using natural soil amendments, biological inoculants, and gentle organic treatments—including OMRI‑listed products—we support plant health from the roots up.

Each PHC program is tailored to plant species, seasonal pressures, and site‑specific challenges, reducing reliance on synthetic chemicals while promoting long‑term vitality. The result is a healthier landscape that is safer for families, pets, and the surrounding environment.

The cut‑and‑drop method returns nutrients from pruning and spent plant material directly back to the soil. This practice mirrors natural forest systems, where organic matter decomposes and feeds the ecosystem, closing the nutrient loop.

Where appropriate, we incorporate this method into maintenance plans based on plant type, site function, and visual preferences.

Every leaf, branch, and stem grown on your property contains valuable energy and nutrients. By composting or mulching biomass on‑site, we return those resources to the soil rather than exporting them as waste.

This practice improves soil fertility, enhances moisture retention, and supports long‑term landscape resilience—while balancing ecological benefit with practical and aesthetic considerations.