Name *

First Name

Last Name

Phone *

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Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

What type of garden would you like? *

Native Plant

Prairie Garden

Japanese Garden

Formal Garden

Cottage Garden

Modern Garden

Monochromatic (i.e. a White Garden)

Low Maintenance/Xeriscape

Production Garden(vegetable and fruit)

Rock Garden

Butterfly Garden

Evergreen Garden

How would you describe the basic characteristics of your dream garden? Check all that apply: *

Formal and symmetrical

Informal or unstructured/asymmetric

High density of plants (lush, very little ground showing)

Individual plants isolated as specimens (distinct spacing between individual plants)

Unique or unusual types of plants

Year‐round interest

High Color impact in summer

Modern Look (grasses, clean lines)

Are you interested in any of the following landscape amenities? Check all that apply: *

Walkways

Patio

Retaining Walls

Fencing

Wood Deck

Outdoor Furniture (Dining / Seating)

Outdoor Fireplace/Fire Pit

Pergola (metal or wood)

Boulders/Natural Stone

Pool

Irrigation

Landscape Lighting

Water Feature

Rock Garden

Statuary / Yard Art

Birdbath / Birdhouse Planters (ceramic, metal, clay)

Playground Equipment

Compost Area

Vegetable Garden

Dog‐Run Area

Are there any functional requirements of your landscape? *

Screening/Privacy

Shade

Noise Control

Children

Pets

Seasonality *

Mostly Evergreen Plants ‐ more winter interest, less flowers, more consistent year‐round appearance.

Mostly Deciduous Plants ‐ less winter interest, more spring/summer/fall appeal, spectacular flowers.

A well‐balanced mix of plants grown for their flowers and their foliage.

Aesthetics *

Plants primarily grown for their flowers ‐ slightly higher maintenance in certain instances, long bloom time for many varieties

Plants primarily grown for their foliage – typically lower maintenance, flowers may be insignificant or non‐ existent, foliage color or texture is the primary aesthetic

A well‐balanced mix of plants grown for their flowers and their foliage.

Landscape Edging

Rock/Stone edging ‐ longest life, attractive, natural appearance

Benderboard edging – long life, composite, blends into the landscape, no sharp edges for little feet or paws

Steel edging ‐ long life, simple, formal appearance, maintains clear boundaries between lawn and gardens

No edging ‐ easiest to mow next to, must be redefined on an ongoing basis, may have issues with grass encroaching from adjacent lawn areas

Do you have dogs? *

Yes

No