richmond landscaping

& floriculture

Woman-owned and operated

designing garden spaces with the heart of hospitality

With a historied background in the service industry, my approach to solving client needs in their unique garden spaces is done with the heart of a teacher.

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navigating your project

Consultation

We discuss your vision, inspiration, and needs.

Planning & Installation

Implementation and execution of design phase.

Maintenance

Monthly upkeep & seasonal solutions.

Creating a garden plan that works for you

Through my personalized approach to your garden space, I will come up with a unique solution best suited to your needs. I’m excited to make your garden dreams a reality.

In today’s episode of “What Do Landscapers Do In Cooler Months?”, we plant!! A common misconception is that once it gets cold, the garden turns off for a couple of months. In this climate (RVA, Zone 7B), late Fall or early Winter are the most ideal months to sow your perennial seeds and plant bulbs. Cold stratification is the key to a successful and prolific perennial bloom in the next few seasons. Let us winterize your garden beds, sow seeds, plant bulbs, so you can cozy up to the fire and enjoy the Holiday season!
End of year is quickly approaching and as the season winds down, it provides time for some reflecting. Running a business in its infancy is like, well, having a toddler. Okay, enough euphemisms! This was a big year for LGG and we made some cool spaces for clients. When creating a business, you can only make plans for what you think will happen. The hardest thing to predict is the unexpected. Note to self!
I had a thought today. The first few years of running a business is like riding a bull (I’ve only ever ridden mechanical, but you get the idea). You never know which way it will buck and sometimes it’s pure chaos. You might get thrown, bu
I had a thought today. The first few years of running a business is like riding a bull (I’ve only ever ridden mechanical, but you get the idea). You never know which way it will buck and sometimes it’s pure chaos. You might get thrown, but you get back on. You get thrown a bunch but you still get back up and learn to lean and swerve and expect the unexpected. You know what, though. Damn, it’s thrilling. . . . 📸 cred to my ❤ī¸ @actuallycoyote
5,567 bricks, 136,000 pounds of aggregate, stone, and river rock, 3,000 pounds of mortar, and quite a bit of sweat & tears. Sorry for the shaky vid! Big shout out to my team for being my muscle, @studiotarea for this beautiful design, and to the clients who believed in me, encouraged me, and who put in the work making this project what it is.
Florals are a small facet of the business, truly more of a passion. But that is the dream, right? I enjoy building gardens and spaces, but there is so much satisfaction in growing a thing and being rewarded with the fruits of that labor. My garden th
Florals are a small facet of the business, truly more of a passion. But that is the dream, right? I enjoy building gardens and spaces, but there is so much satisfaction in growing a thing and being rewarded with the fruits of that labor. My garden this year has taken a big back seat to the business but nevertheless she’s still putting out some beautiful blooms. Bouquets are always available for pre-order. Link in bio!
It’s official, y’all. It’s Fall Planter season!
In today’s episode of “What Do Landscapers Do In Cooler Months?”, we plant!! A common misconception is that once it gets cold, the garden turns off for a couple of months. In this climate (RVA, Zone 7B), late Fall or early Winter ar
End of year is quickly approaching and as the season winds down, it provides time for some reflecting. Running a business in its infancy is like, well, having a toddler. Okay, enough euphemisms! This was a big year for LGG and we made some cool space
I had a thought today. The first few years of running a business is like riding a bull (I’ve only ever ridden mechanical, but you get the idea). You never know which way it will buck and sometimes it’s pure chaos. You might get thrown, bu
5,567 bricks, 136,000 pounds of aggregate, stone, and river rock, 3,000 pounds of mortar, and quite a bit of sweat & tears. Sorry for the shaky vid! Big shout out to my team for being my muscle, @studiotarea for this beautiful design, and to th
Florals are a small facet of the business, truly more of a passion. But that is the dream, right? I enjoy building gardens and spaces, but there is so much satisfaction in growing a thing and being rewarded with the fruits of that labor. My garden th
It’s official, y’all. It’s Fall Planter season!