
STAIRS
Many ways to get up and down...
More than any other feature in the garden stairs must balance form and functionality. Staircase design requires thoughtful consideration to meet our clients' individual needs for safety, durability, and style.
Bamboo Steps - These maintain a gentle presence in the garden. Simple, durable and easy to navigate.
Block Steps
Bamboo Steps with Handrail
Steel Stairs - Simple and structural, an element of architecture in the landscape.
Flagstone Steps - Iron Mountain
Flagstone Steps - Bluestone
"Basalt Treads" - locally quarried
"Tuscan Treads" Slab Stairs

WALLS
Retaining earth and history
Cultures throughout history are identified with how their land has been terraced, how their fields defined. Every wall is unique - an expression of engineering and artistry.
Steel with Boulder Bookends
Hand-selected Building Stone
Chateau Block
Boulder Anchor Wall from Local Basalt

SURFACES
Iron Mountain Flagstone with Woolly Thyme
Iron Mountain Flagstone
Quarter-ten gravel - small angular gravel that is gentle on the eyes and feet
Three-Quarter Round Gravel - lovely low maintenance surface that discourages weeds
Pavers - clean and elegant... this hardscape was done by our friends and colleagues Bros and Hoes Landscaping
Three-Quarter Minus Gravel - a fresh coat can renew the landscape
Eight-Inch Minus Cobble - a gentle transition from hard to soft

NATIVE EMPHASIS
Plants for the Oregon Coast
Native Plants and their Allies
A garden you can love as well as maintain. Why fight nature when you can foster it to create a home for wildlife as well as an oasis you don't have to struggle to sustain.












