We live and work on beautiful Southern Vancouver Island - the traditional homelands of the Lekwugen, Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples. We are grateful!
Our work is focused on regenerating land and creating resilient food ecosystems.
When developing a farm or acreage, it is important to harmonize with natural processes while optimizing ecological resources. Our design process considers factors like climate, topography,water, access, infrastructure, soil, vegetation, and human/financial resources to manage risk and leverage opportunities.
We design integrated water management systems that utilize all the tools in the toolbox - drainage ditches, swales, ponds, water retention spaces, silt traps, terraces, tree belts and most importantly, biologically active soil.
Read more about our ecological farm design & water management services!
Featured Projects
Oak Bay Edible Landscape
Karine and Alex were needing a complete overhaul on their backyard after they built a new shed. They were wanting food gardens along with an open area for their kids to play. We started with a detailed landscape design and … Continued
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Raised Bed Garden Room
Raised Bed Garden Living Room Adam and Liz contacted us wanting fresh eyes on their already productive edible landscape. Their suburban lot had established gardens and fruit trees when they moved in and they’ve been tending to and expanding since … Continued
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HCP Permaculture Garden
In 2017, we taught an Introduction to Permaculture at the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific through their Horticulture Technician Program. The final day was a 16 person permablitz to daylight a spring, dig a water retention pond and create a … Continued
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Tayler was very quick to assess the site, our needs and to develop a work agreement that suited us all. We were thoroughly impressed by his practical knowledge of landscape design as well as business professionalism & project management.
The design and installation of our edible landscape solved drainage issues by putting excess water to use in a food-producing ‘blueberry bog’. We witnessed a very high attention to detail and a respect for our needs as clients. The work site was kept tidy and clean between work phases. We are thrilled with our new food producing yard!
