If we had to put a label on what we do, we would call it ecological horticulture. We design alongside living beings with an agency of their own. We are also closely involved in the living futures of the plants we specify on plans. This is an opportunity for us to build relationships with clients to ensure that our projects succeed for the long term.

A commitment to ecology and allowing other species to thrive shapes our work. So does sparking wonder, curiosity, and joy. Our work connects people and plants, at home and in public spaces.

Plants can be solutions, for habitat, for storm water, for cooling. More importantly, plants create moments of engagement with the world beyond ourselves. 

In this time of the biodiversity crisis and increased separation from the natural world, we believe that designing boldly with plants is a critical cultural practice.

We are committed to the idea that any planting can be catalytic, sparking essential conversations about the power and potential of plants in our everyday lives.