The best yards
start from living soil.

Many Reasons for
Permaculture Landscaping

5. Property value 📈

Soil health will become increasingly more important to home buyers over the next 10-20 years, as more & more people develop the desire to grow their own food on fertile land.

If you’re building soil, your property will appraise higher by factoring in your land fertility, which has been a critical value factor of land throughout the entirety of human civilization… 

…until this era, in which we’ve outsourced food production to companies far detached from our well-being.

2. A private source of food & water

Imagine not having to work as hard to achieve the yields you want?

Permaculture thrives through balance, which means we’re not fighting nature.

This way, you & your family don’t inherit lots of gardening chores that take time or money. The system manages itself! (mostly*)

And you benefit from the capture and storage of valuable resources like rainwater and compostable green waste.

*Logically, the more tidy you want it to look, the more maintenance it takes. 😋

observe • go slow • design • integrate • harvest • iterate • renew

3. Nicer temperatures in your yard (and city)

By adding place-appropriate plant life to your space, you’ll create year-round comfort on your property.

At scale, temperate microclimates in urban areas will reverse the Heat Island effect and “concrete jungle” feeling, lowering stress and improving quality of life for all.

4. Fewer pests

Permaculture attracts pollinators to help maximize your yields and beneficial insects that keep your gardens pest-free, year-round! We also naturally repel mosquitoes and the like.

1. A beautiful yard

Whatever your vision of ‘beautiful’ is, permaculture can fit into it. It’s okay to prefer a neater, more manicured look—and we design using the right plants in the right places, to minimize how much we fight nature, and maximize how much we build with her.