Beds sit on prepared pads, not excavated ground. The grass you already have stays where it is, and the garden reads as part of the yard rather than a scar in it.
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Cedar and real hardware
Rot-resistant cedar, proper corner joinery, hardware that survives a winter. Fewer repairs, straight lines that stay straight, and a garden that still looks new in year five.
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Finished in a weekend
Design, delivery and install handled end to end. You leave on Friday with a lawn and come back to a planted garden — not a half-done project sitting there for a month.
How it works
Four steps from bare lawn to first harvest.
A drawn design comes with every walkthrough. You see the layout and the price before anything gets built.
We walk the yard with you, read the light and the drainage, and say honestly what will grow well and where.
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Design
You get a drawn layout with bed sizes, path runs and planting, plus a fixed price. Nothing is built until you like it.
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Install
Pads go down, beds go in level, paths are laid and soil is filled. We clean up behind ourselves every day.
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Planted
Beds arrive filled and planted for the season, with a simple plan for what to pick when — and help after, if you want it.
Why us
You need a builder, not a landscaper.
Plenty of crews can plant. Far fewer can build a garden that stays level, drains properly and still looks sharp after five winters — and that is the part that decides whether you actually use it.
Beds set level on prepared pads, corners squared and screwed
Cedar throughout, with hardware rated to stay outside
Paths laid so the garden is usable in the wet, not just in July
Soil blended to drain and to feed, so year one isn't a write-off
Site left clean — no ruts, no spoil heaps, no unfinished corner
Cedar resists rot and warping far better than treated pine, so beds hold their shape instead of bowing out by the second season.
Stone & gravel paths
Flagstone set level into the turf, compacted gravel between beds. Walkable after rain, and it stays where it was laid.
Steel arch trellises
Coated steel arches for beans, cucumbers and squash. They carry a full crop without leaning, and they look like they belong.
Borders & mulch
Shrubs and perennials along the edges over a proper mulch layer, so the garden is framed rather than dropped into open lawn.
Packages
Three ways in, all built the same way.
Custom cedar garden installations designed for real life and built to thrive.
Veteran Owned
1. City Hipster
Perfect for first-time gardeners and smaller spaces.
Two 2′ × 6′ Raised Beds
Pea Gravel In & Around
Clean, Simple & Stylish
$895Approximately 100 sq ft
2. Suburban Homestead
More space for vegetables, herbs, and fresh fruit.
Four 2′ × 6′ Raised Beds
Pea Gravel In & Around
Solar String Lights
Two Fruit Trees of Your Choice
$1,795Approximately 200 sq ft
3. Green Acres
The ultimate backyard retreat for growing, gathering, and making memories.
Six 2′ × 6′ Raised Beds
Pea Gravel In & Around
Solar String Lights
Bonfire Pit & 4 Chairs
Four Fruit Trees of Your Choice
$2,895Approximately 300 sq ft
Every package includes the design, the cedar, the soil blend and the install. Sizes are a starting point — we scale any of the three to your yard on the walkthrough.
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Doing it yourself
Most backyard gardens fail at the build, not the planting.
You have seen the flat-pack kits and saved the boards. The plants are rarely the problem — the ground under them is.
How it usually goes
Beds settle unevenly and the corners pull open by mid-summer
Bagged soil compacts, drains badly and starves the roots
Paths turn to mud, so nobody walks out there after rain
Deer and groundhogs reach the crop before you do
The yard sits looking like a project you are avoiding
How we build it
Beds set level on compacted pads and squared before filling
Blended soil that drains and feeds from the first season
Stone and gravel paths that stay usable year round
Borders and structure that make the garden read as finished
One weekend on site, then it is yours to pick from
Ready when you are
Build it once. Pick from it for years.
A free walkthrough, a drawn design and a fixed price before anything is built. Tell us about your yard and we will tell you honestly what will work in it.
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