Megan designs attractive landscapes using primarily native, edible and medicinal plants. She serves individuals, families and business owners who
want to improve their properties and the well-being of their customers with gardens. The space is tailored to the client's unique needs, with the
goal of creating an aesthetically pleasing, therapeutic and useful area that
will raise quality of life as well as property value.
Here's an example of a completed project in South Asheville, in which native perennials were incorporated among existing trees and shrubs as well as with the landowner's favorite ornamentals:
Here's an example of a completed project in South Asheville, in which native perennials were incorporated among existing trees and shrubs as well as with the landowner's favorite ornamentals:
Shade natives form an understory of existing tree |
Coreopsis in sunnier areas |
When establishing a landscape, Megan incorporates the
concerns of traditional design (such as texture, levels, line, unity, balance,
simplicity, color, and ease of maintenance) with the principles of permaculture
design (such as microclimates, useful vegetation, and the smart use of the
sun's and the gardener's energy). She aims to create a vision, alongside the
property owner, that is both extraordinary and practical—the landscape can realistically
be implemented and maintained.
Typically customers combine the design fee with hands-on garden coaching services so they have the skills to install and maintain the garden.