Dec–Feb
Winter
Prune, mulch, cover the tender ones on frost nights. A good time to build patios.

Landscape design · Stone · Care
Native plants, flagstone, drip irrigation and lighting. Designed for Sedona, built by our own crew, looked after all year.
Sedona · Village of Oak Creek · Cottonwood · Cornville
What we do

A plan drawn for your lot, your sun and your views, with a planting list and a price.

Plants that belong at 4,300 feet. Grown local, planted right, watered in.

Patios, paths, seat walls and fire pits in Arizona sandstone.

Water at the roots, on a smart timer. No overspray, no wasted gallons.

Warm, low lights on paths and trees. Dark-sky friendly.

Pruning, weeding, drip checks and monsoon cleanups on a schedule.
Before & after
A thirsty lawn on a corner lot in West Sedona, replaced with flagstone, natives and drip. Drag the line.


Plant picker
Pick your sun and water, then tap the plants you like. We'll bring the list to your site visit.
Water savings
Slide to the size of the lawn you'd replace.
Estimate for Sedona. Lawn about 35 gallons per square foot a year, a drip-watered desert garden about 7, water at $8 per 1,000 gallons.
1.4 backyard pools of water
Through the year
Dec–Feb
Prune, mulch, cover the tender ones on frost nights. A good time to build patios.
Mar–May
Everything blooms. Plant early before the heat, tune the drip.
June
The hottest, driest weeks. Deep, slow water and shade for new plants.
Jul–Sep
Storms most afternoons. Dry creek beds carry the runoff. Weeds jump, we keep up.
Oct–Nov
The best planting season of the year. Warm soil, cool air.
Care plans
A monthly visit for a small yard.
Twice a month, and the season's jobs done on time.
Weekly care for big lots and second homes.
Neighbors
Our water bill dropped by more than half and the hummingbirds showed up the first week.
They told us what wouldn't survive here before we spent money on it. The patio is where we live now.
The monsoon cleanups alone are worth the plan. They're there before I've noticed.
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