In every well-designed landscape, structural elements — like patios, walkways, and outdoor kitchens — should be balanced with creative design services to bring the landscape to life. Plants, flowers, trees, and succulents all come together to create beautiful and unique outdoor spaces that resonate with your aesthetic. Our college-educated team knows how to work with some of the challenging aspects of growing plants in Redondo Beach, like sandy soil and a drought prone climate, to produce something special.

Across Redondo Beach, preservation and sustainability projects like Hopkins Wilderness Park and the Theodore Payne Foundation's Native Garden Tour inspire us. Here's how we do our part to create eco-friendly landscapes that flourish in Redondo Beach:

• Native Plant Landscaping. Why use native plants in landscaping? Well, species introduced to our area can quickly become invasive and grow out of control. Often, they require more maintenance and more chemicals and fertilizers to keep healthy. In contrast, native plants like Douglas Iris, seaside daisy and buckwheat not only add beauty to your home, but also support local ecosystems.
• Low-water Landscaping. In Redondo Beach, it's incredibly important to conserve water whenever possible. That's why we're proud to prioritize low-water landscaping. We also specialize in xeriscaping, which requires little to no water.
• Succulent garden landscaping. We love the vibrant colors, rustic aesthetic, and local significance of succulent landscaping. These hardy little plants are made to resist droughts — and create a unique and beautiful landscape.
• Garden design.  Always dreamed of picking sage from your herb garden? Or stepping out your door to a sea of colorful flowers and shrubs? We can accommodate any kind of garden that you may be envisioning.
• Artificial turf installation. If you want that dream green lawn — but don't want to waste water or time with maintenance — artificial turn installation is a popular, sustainable alternative.