How do you envision your new outdoor space? What elements are most important to you? Maybe your goal is to reduce water usage, create a space outside to relax with your family, or simply to enjoy some natural beauty as you pull into your driveway or look out your windows. Whatever your goals may be- it helps to prioritize them ahead of meeting with a landscaper so you can clearly communicate your needs.

There are so many beautiful options for plants that thrive in our area! If you already know of some that you particularly enjoy, let us know so we can begin to form a palette around them. Plants are one of the most critical aspects of most landscapes, so we place an emphasis on proper selection and placement from the start.

These types of hardscapes often form the foundational elements of a landscape. At Wild Bloom, we build artistic hardscapes the most up-to-date installation standards to elevate your landscaping so it truly stands out. Your material and design options are endless, which is why we’re happy to consult with you to help define a direction that’s right for you and your home.

Outdoor kitchen islands, dining areas, fire pits, patio seating, and patio covers can be used to create a comfortable outdoor room for get-togethers with friends and family. Having these landscape features in place makes it easy to get outside and enjoy our beautiful California weather.

Traditional lawns require a serious amount of water and maintenance. If you have kids or pets that need a lawn, you can opt for a low water alternative rather than a traditional lawn. We highly recommend Kurapia, a new type of lawn that requires very little water and maintenance. In fact, it only grows a couple inches tall so it never needs to be mowed! It looks great and can even be installed as sod for immediate gratification. Other eco-friendly lawn options include native Carex grass, or simply reducing the size of your existing lawn.

Interested in raised vegetable beds? How about saving water with rainwater catchment? Would you like to create more privacy with screening plants or fencing? Take a good look at your outdoor space and consider what elements are most important to you. Those details are important to ensuring long-term satisfaction with your landscaping.