The first look
The Walk-Through
Sixty minutes in your yard, reading the light aloud.
- One site visit, weekday or evening
- Sun, soil and root read on the spot
- One-page shortlist of native plants
One visit$265
Book The WalkServices · Fort Lee, NJ
We draw the shade.
You plant it, or your crew does.
Nothing is billed twice.
The price ledger
Each plan is billed once, by invoice. No hours counted. No second bill for the same drawing.
The first look
Sixty minutes in your yard, reading the light aloud.
One visit$265
Book The WalkOne bed
A single bed, drawn to scale and sourced by name.
From$1,185
Draw My BedFront or back yard
Canopy, understory and floor, layered like the hills above the river.
From$2,640
Plan The WoodlandWhole property
Every shaded edge of the lot, phased so the work breathes.
From$4,375
Ask For The DellSteeper or larger lots are quoted after the Walk-Through. Its $265 comes off the plan you choose.
Sixty minutes. The yard tells us the rest.
The planting calendar
Shade has its own clock. We book the drawing in the cold months, so the planting meets the right weather.
Bare branches show every root and every gap of light. The ground is often still open in November. Plans are finished before the thaw.
Foamflower, woodland phlox and wild ginger go in as the soil softens. Our return visit lands here.
Young natives need a steady drink and no fussing. Year-one care calendars say exactly when.
Spicebush, serviceberry and witch hazel root in cool soil. The fallen leaves become the mulch.
What lands in your hands
Every plan leaves as paper you can hand to a crew, a nursery, or a neighbor who asks.
Sheet one
Each plant placed at its mature spread, so nothing is crowded in year three.
Sheet two
Latin and common names, count, spacing, and where in New Jersey to buy each one.
Sheet three
Twelve months across the top. Something in flower, or in good leaf, in every column.
Sheet four
Hours of sun, depth of soil, the path of water. The reasons behind every choice.
We draw and source. You plant, or your landscaper does, with our sheets in hand. The return visit checks the work against the drawing.
Maple and oak roots are mapped to the inch on the first visit. Plans work around them, with ferns, sedges and moss where digging would hurt the tree.
One invoice per design package, sent when the drawing is delivered. Nothing is collected at the door.
The backbone is. Where a non-native earns its place, such as a hardy hosta at a doorway, we say so on the plant list and leave the choice to you.
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