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One LA landscaping company for your whole yard.

We design and build every part of a Los Angeles yard, from the parkway and front walk to the side path, the backyard and the slope.

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  • Free yard visit, booked within 3 business daysPaver and turf samples come with us.
  • One quote with a price for each part of the yard
  • Turf and planting priced side by side
  • One crew lead, with a direct number
Parkway strip of decomposed granite under a jacaranda beside a gray-green Craftsman bungalow, planted with blue fescue, white yarrow, trailing rosemary and California poppies, with concrete stepping pads along the curb
Tan flagstone front walk through new planting of salvia, deer grass, lavender and blue fescue in bark mulch, up to the porch steps of a gray-green Craftsman bungalow with river-rock piers
A dry creek bed of gray and tan river rock winding through the backyard of a gray-green Craftsman bungalow toward an old wood fence, crossed by a flat stone, with deer grass, purple salvia, white yarrow, orange California fuchsia, blue fescue and a young redbud tree in bark mulch and a decomposed granite path along the fence

What we do in each part of the yard.

Five parts of a typical LA lot. Pick one to see the work we take on there.

Parkway

The parkway is the strip between the sidewalk and the curb, and dry grass there is hard to keep alive.

  • Low planting or decomposed granite in place of the grass
  • Stepping pads so people can get out of a parked car
  • Drip that waters the plants and keeps the sidewalk dry

Front yard

Many LA front yards have a lawn that browns every summer and a front walk that has cracked or lifted.

  • The old lawn taken up and replaced
  • A new front walk in pavers or flagstone
  • Low garden walls and raised beds along the drive
  • Drip to every new plant

Side yard

A side yard is often bare dirt in shade, and a proper path makes it the easy way round to the back.

  • A path in pavers or gravel
  • A drain for downspouts that leave puddles
  • Shade plants where there is room for a bed

Backyard

The backyard is where the family spends its time, so it needs somewhere to sit and room for kids or a dog.

  • A patio off the back door
  • Artificial turf where the grass has worn thin
  • Planting along the fences and walls
  • A path out to the side gate

Slope

A bare slope sends soil onto the path every time it rains, and a wall and planting hold the bank in place.

  • Retaining walls and terraces
  • Steps and a path up the slope
  • Deep-rooted planting on drip to hold the soil
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Tell us which part needs work. We'll look at the rest while we're there.

The jobs we design and build.

We plan these together across the whole lot, so each part suits the one beside it. Drip or sprinkler changes come with any build that needs them.

Front garden of a gray-green Craftsman bungalow with no lawn: blue ceanothus, silver sage, red salvia and yellow yarrow in bark mulch along a curving decomposed granite path edged in brick, beside the sidewalk and a jacaranda in bloom

Front yard and parkway planting

We replace the lawn with plants that handle LA summers, like sage and ceanothus, each one on drip.

Front yard · Parkway · Slope
Patio of buff, tan and blue-gray flagstone with decomposed granite joints under an old California sycamore behind a brown-shingle Craftsman bungalow, edged by mulched beds of ferns, iris, coral bells, purple salvia and lavender

Patios and flagstone

A flagstone or paver patio in place of the patchy lawn or the old slab, placed in the shade where you'd want to sit out.

Backyard · Side yard
Artificial turf in the backyard of a shingled Craftsman house, running from the wooden back steps to a curved red brick mow strip, with clivia, ferns and dianella in the shade of an old avocado tree

Artificial turf

Turf where people play, in place of thin, tired grass.

Front yard · Backyard
Straight walk of warm gray concrete pavers in running bond with a charcoal border row, crossing a backyard between beds of lavender, Mexican bush sage, blue fescue and yarrow to a brown-shingle Craftsman garage with wooden carriage doors

Pavers and walkways

A new front walk where the old one has cracked or lifted, or a path out to the garage.

Front yard · Side yard
Low retaining wall faced in rounded river stone with a concrete cap along the sidewalk in front of a brown-shingle Craftsman bungalow, concrete steps with a black iron handrail climbing through it, and trailing rosemary, Mexican bush sage, deer grass, blue fescue and yarrow on the bank above

Walls and slopes

Block walls faced in stucco or stone, for a bank that slides onto the path or a raised bed along the drive.

Slope · Front yard
Garden of a brown-shingle Craftsman house in the foothills, seen from its porch: a curving decomposed granite path between granite boulders, manzanita, ceanothus, buckwheat, deer grass and a young oak, with the San Gabriel Mountains behind

Landscape design

A steep slope or a whole new yard may need a plan first. If yours does, we price the plan at the yard visit, before any building is priced.

Any part
Grown-in planting border along a brown-shingle Craftsman cottage under a wide bay window: rounded mounds of lavender and silver germander, coffeeberry, Cleveland sage, deer grass, yarrow and California poppies in fresh bark mulch beside a decomposed granite path

Upkeep after the build

After handover we can stay on to prune, weed, top up the mulch and check the drip each season. It is for yards we built, and we don't run a weekly mow-and-blow route.

Only yards we built

Not sure what your job is called?

Describe the yard and what you'd change. We'll name the job at the visit and price it.

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What goes where the lawn was.

We price both on one quote and tell you which we'd put in each spot.

Artificial turf

Uses no water once it's down. Turf heats up on summer afternoons, so we'll tell you which spots catch that sun.

Planting

Needs drip while the roots take, then much less water. Many natives flower in spring and rest through late summer.

What happens after you call us.

  1. You get in touch

    Book online or call, and we'll fix a time for the visit that suits you.

  2. The free yard visit

    We come within 3 business days. You walk the lot with us while we measure the parts you want done.

  3. Your quote

    By email within 1 business day of the visit, with the front yard, backyard and side yard priced separately.

  4. Your start date

    We confirm the start date in writing.

  5. The build

    Work starts on the date we confirmed and runs until everything on your quote is done.

  6. Walkthrough, and after

    We go over every part with you and complete the turf maker's warranty registration together. What we build is covered for 1 year and what we plant for 12 weeks, with a check visit in that time.

Sloping backyard of a brown-shingle Craftsman house on a hillside lot, held by two low terraces of dry-laid tan fieldstone with stone steps between them, planted with California lilac, manzanita, deer grass, silver-leaved sage and rosemary in bark mulch below a wood fence

One crew lead runs your whole job.

Whoever walks the lot with you at the free visit runs the build and the final walkthrough, and you get their direct number that day. A question about the slope or the side gate goes to the person who measured it.

What people ask before the first visit.

Can you do the front and the back in one go?
Yes. You get one quote with a price for each part, so you see what it all costs and decide what goes ahead.
Do you bring samples?
Yes. Paver and turf samples come to the yard visit, so you see them against your house in your own light.
Is there anything to get ready for the visit?
No. If you have phone photos of the yard in another season, or of a spot that puddles after rain, have them handy. A visit only shows us one day.
Why can't you price it over the phone?
The price comes from the parts you want done and what's in them now, and we measure both at the visit. Your written quote reaches you by email within 1 business day.
What if a plant dies?
Plants we put in are covered for 12 weeks. If one fails in that time, call us and we'll come out and replace it.

Book one visit for the whole yard.

It's free, and you'll hear what we'd do in every part of it.

Book a free yard visitCall (310) 857-2520

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