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Gardens that suit the Conejo Valley
Landscape design, drought-tolerant planting, patios and seasonal care for Thousand Oaks homes, planned around dry summers and oak-covered hills.
What we do in the garden
A garden through the year
- FallThe best time to plant, as the days cool and the first rain arrives.
- WinterPrune dormant shrubs and turn the irrigation down.
- SpringTop up mulch, check the drip lines and enjoy the bloom.
- SummerWater early, watch for stress and keep paths clear.
From walk-through to first bloom
- Step 1Walk the gardenSun, slope, soil and how you use the space.
- Step 2Draw the planLayout, plants and price on paper.
- Step 3Build itHardscape first, then soil, irrigation and planting.
- Step 4Look after itSeasonal care if you would like us to keep it going.
Questions about your garden
Do you design and build?
Yes. We draw the plan and build it, and can look after the garden afterward.
Can we keep part of the lawn?
Yes. A small lawn where it gets used often sits well beside drought-tolerant beds.
Do you handle irrigation?
Yes. We install and adjust drip and spray systems as part of the work.
Is the first visit free?
Yes. We walk the garden with you and send a written plan with the price.
Let's start with a walk around your garden
(555) 555-0100