A Truly Green Approach: No Plastic, Only Natural Solutions
At our company, sustainability is more than a buzzword; it’s a guiding principle in everything we do. We are 100% committed to creating beautiful, lasting landscapes using natural materials and innovative, proprietary techniques that eliminate the need for plastic. This commitment to eco-friendly practices sets us apart in an industry where plastic products are often the norm. We firmly believe that we can build beautiful, sustainable outdoor spaces without relying on synthetic materials that harm the environment.
One of the most common areas where plastic shows up in landscaping is in edging. For instance, many paver installers use snap edging—a plastic material—to secure the placement of pavers. This choice may make sense for companies focused only on installing pavers, as it provides a quick, temporary solution to keep their work in place. But we take a different approach. Instead of relying on plastic, we carefully design each project so that every element—pavers, plants, pathways, and beds—flows seamlessly into the next. By using natural materials, such as stone, soil barriers, and carefully selected plantings, we ensure that each part of the landscape supports the others, creating a strong, cohesive design without the need for artificial edging.
Our approach doesn’t just avoid plastic; it enhances the landscape’s resilience and beauty. Natural edging solutions, like stone or living borders, provide more than just structural integrity—they blend into the environment organically, enhancing the overall look and feel of the landscape. These elements also hold up better over time, reducing the need for replacement and minimizing waste. Our natural techniques integrate into the surrounding soil and plants, ensuring a clean, harmonious connection between different parts of the landscape without introducing harmful materials into the ecosystem.
Recycling is another core part of our philosophy. Rather than discarding materials from old landscapes or construction sites, we find ways to repurpose them in the design. Rocks from old garden beds may become borders or decorative accents. Leftover wood can be transformed into custom features like benches or trellises. Even plant trimmings and organic debris are composted, becoming rich soil to nourish the landscape’s ongoing growth.
As we design and build, we prioritize materials that are not only natural but also sourced sustainably. We work with local suppliers whenever possible to reduce transportation-related emissions and support the community. By choosing native plants that naturally thrive in the region, we reduce the need for chemical fertilizers and excess watering, further reducing the environmental impact.