A hummingbird indulges in the sweet nectar offered by magenta hummingbird sage.
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What I do
I am a garden designer based in Oakland. I specialize in sustainable, low-water landscapes that feature native plant communities and edible plants.
I choose to work with California natives because they are beautiful, tough, and ask for so little in return for what they give.
I choose to work with California natives because they are beautiful, tough, and ask for so little in return for what they give.
The freshest produce grows right outside your door - with the long growing season in the Bay Area we are so fortunate to be able to grow fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs year round.
In the San Francisco Bay Area's Mediterranean climate there are many special considerations to make when creating a landscape. With our current drought and normal seasonal pattern of long dry summers we can still have beautiful landscapes that require less water and maintenance.
I approach the design process as a collaborative experience, taking inspiration and guidance from you by balancing your dreams with your budget, as well as making design choices that reflect the special conditions unique to your garden site. Together we can create a beautiful, thriving garden.
* All images posted are copyright Liz Simpson
In the San Francisco Bay Area's Mediterranean climate there are many special considerations to make when creating a landscape. With our current drought and normal seasonal pattern of long dry summers we can still have beautiful landscapes that require less water and maintenance.
I approach the design process as a collaborative experience, taking inspiration and guidance from you by balancing your dreams with your budget, as well as making design choices that reflect the special conditions unique to your garden site. Together we can create a beautiful, thriving garden.
* All images posted are copyright Liz Simpson
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- Photograph featured in the Contra Costa Times
- Mimulus hybrid
- Penstemon heterophyllus
- Monkey Flower and Penstemon
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- Betty Brodeia
- North Garden View
- South Garden View
- Humming bird with Salvia spathacea
- Purple Finch
- Pond Detail
- Water Feature
- Wildflower Meadow
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- Phacelia viscida
- Stylomecon heterophylla "Wind Poppy"
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