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Working with homeowners and stewards of historic, productive and evolving landscapes.
Walk the property together, identify opportunities and challenges, establish priorities, and develop plans for both the immediate and long-term
Thoughtful plans for gardens, orchards , edible landscapes, and historic properties
Seasonal guidance and longer-term care that allows the landscape to develop over time
Every landscape is different, so the work begins with a conversation. We'll talk about the property, what is working, what isn't, and what you hope it can become.
From there, we can decide what would be most useful- a consultation, a more detailed plan, or ongoing guidance over time. There is no requirement to begin with a large project.

You don't need to do everything all at once. Many landscapes are best understood and developed over several seasons. We can begin with the priorities that matter most now, while keeping the larger vision
A landscape does not need to be formally historic to have a history worth understanding. Old fruit trees, stone walls, perennial beds, family plantings, woodland edges, and working gardens all tell us something about how a place has been used and cared for.
Preservation Gardening looks at what is already there before deciding what should change. The goal is not to recreate the past, but to carry forward what is valuable while creating a landscape that works for the people who live there now.


projects can focus on part of a property or consider the landscape as a whole. Recommendations are shaped by the place, the people who use it, and how the garden can realistically be cared for over time.
Perennial borders, kitchen gardens, native and ecological planting, pollinator gardens, and the renewal of existing beds.
Fruit Trees, berries, edible perennials, productive gardens, herbal potagers and plans that combine beauty and harvest.
Research, interpretation, preservation planning, and thoughtful renewal plans for older gardens and landscape features.
Preservation Gardening works with clients in Vermont and New Hampshire, as well as Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic
On-site consultations are available seasonally, while planning, research and ongoing advisory work can continue throughout the year.
If you have a property outside these areas; please get in touch. Travel for larger projects and historic properties can often be arranged.
Tell me a little about your property and what you would like help with. We'll have an initial conversation to talk through the landscape, your priorities, and the kind of guidance that might be most useful.
From there, I can recommend and appropriate next step- whether that is an onsite consultation, a written plan, research and planning or ongoing seasonal guidance. there is no requirement to begin with a large project, some properties only need some guidance.
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