Three levels of care. One elevated standard.
Your outdoor space should feel intentional. Calm, refined, and beautifully maintained.
Three programs built to match the rhythm of your home and how you want to spend time outside, each one guided by a manager who knows your property.
Lawn Package
The foundation of a well-kept property
Garden Package
Elevated horticultural care for distinctive properties
Full Estate Care
Full estate management for your outdoor life
Prices are starting points for a medium property, billed evenly across the year. We confirm your figure after we walk the property with you.
Every care program comes with a Garden Estate Manager, your GEM.
Your GEM monitors the property on a set schedule and connects with your crew about attention areas.
You get one number to call and one person who takes care of all your property's needs.
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Project Spotlight: Mason Forest
When the homeowners bought this mid-century house in 2023, the interior had been partly updated. The exterior told a different story: seven dead trees, patchy grass, deteriorating retaining walls, and a former pool turned mud pit that kept the yard wet. Drainage came first, then grade, then the planting that makes the front read as part of the house.
See the transformation.
Landscape design, build, and care.
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