We grow plants
not only for ornament,
but for what they can abide:

drought and disease.
Deer and pests.
Salt and wind.

The hard truths
of our coastal conditions.

Our perennials and grasses
are chosen to live long,
flower long,
draw birds and insects,
and hold their shape
across seasons.

With careful selection
and a naturalistic approach,
we consider how plants move,
settle,
and relate to one another —

shaping gardens
with structure,
rhythm,
and seasonal change.