
This is the kind of job we love - a brand new build with clean concrete, a sharp exterior, and a bed that needs to be built from scratch. No guesswork. Just a blank slate and a plan.
Here's where we are mid-install: boulders placed, plants positioned, soil being worked in. You can see the mix of textures already starting to take shape - ornamental grasses, low golden shrubs, and a young conifer anchoring the corner. That variety is intentional. Different heights, different colors, different growth habits. It's what keeps a bed looking interesting year-round instead of just for one season.
A lot of people think planting is just digging holes and dropping things in. It's not. Spacing matters. Placement relative to the building matters. Knowing how each plant will grow over the next few years matters even more. That's the design-build thinking we bring to every install - what it looks like today is only part of the story.
The boulders aren't decorative afterthoughts either. They break up the bed naturally, anchor the plantings, and give the whole thing a grounded, intentional feel that mulch alone can't achieve. When it's all finished and filled in, this bed is going to complement the building in a way that looks like it was always meant to be there.
We're still working through this one, and we're excited to see it come together. Clean lines, healthy plants, good bones - that's what a great landscape starts with.