Sometimes you just need a little guidance. Coaching is ideal for gardeners who are working on their own gardens but could use help thinking through plant choices, design ideas, or next steps. Whether you're feeling stuck or simply want a second opinion, coaching sessions are flexible and conversational — we’ll focus on what you need most, whether that's a quick plant ID, seasonal advice, or brainstorming ways to bring more life into your garden.

For those looking for more in-depth support, consultations offer a comprehensive look at your landscape. We’ll walk your property together to define your goals, identify problem areas, and take stock of what’s already growing. I’ll help you understand your site’s light, soil, and moisture conditions, and offer practical, site-specific ideas rooted in native plant ecology. After the visit, you’ll receive a tailored list of plants suited to your conditions, recommended resources, and techniques you can start using right away.

I’ll assess your site and create a custom design that reflects your vision — and supports biodiversity. Your design will include a planting plan and a list of native species suited to your soil, light, and growing conditions. Whether you're starting small or going big, we’ll make sure your garden has a strong, ecologically sound foundation.

Optional Add-ons:

Plant Shopping – I’ll help you source healthy native plants from trusted growers.

Garden Installation – Full planting, installation, support and care guide to bring your garden to life. 

Rain gardens are beautiful, functional landscapes that manage stormwater runoff and help protect our waterways. I’ll design a rain garden that slows, filters, and absorbs water — while also creating habitat for pollinators and animals.

Native gardens change with the seasons — and sometimes need a little care along the way. I offer seasonal maintenance services, including weeding, bed definition, plant division, shaping, pruning, and guidance on how to keep your garden thriving without disrupting its natural rhythm.

Removing invasive plants is an essential step in restoring native habitat. I offer small-scale removal of species such as garlic mustard, that crowd out native plants and disrupt local ecosystems.