Discover Your Garden Style
You know what you like when you see it — but putting a name to it can be harder.
Your garden style isn’t just about how it looks. It’s also about how you want your space to feel, function, and fit into your life.
Let’s find yours.
How Do You Want Your Garden to Feel?
Romantic & Layered
Soft, blooming, abundant, and a little wild.
Classical & Welcoming
Timeless, polished, green, and inviting.
Simple & Serene
Clean, restrained, peaceful, and intentional.
How Much Maintenance Do You Actually Want?
Because the prettiest garden in the world isn’t the right garden if you don’t enjoy taking care of it.
I’m happy to deadhead, cut things back, divide plants, refresh seasonally, and spend time keeping everything looking its best.
Higher Maintenance
I’m okay with seasonal pruning and cleanup, but I want plenty of dependable plants that don’t constantly need my attention.
Moderate Maintenance
I want fewer plants, less fuss, and a landscape that looks intentional without constantly needing something from me.
Lower Maintenance
What Look Are You Most Drawn To?
Abundant & Flowing
Lots of blooms, different plants, soft edges, and layers.
Balanced & Structured
A mix of greenery and flowers with defined beds and classic structure.
Simple & Repeated
Fewer plant varieties, repetition, clean lines, and plenty of breathing room.
What Kind of Hardscaping Feels Like You?
Winding paths, aged brick, natural stone, gravel, and materials that feel like they’ve always belonged.
Charming & Collected
Traditional brick, defined walkways, clean edging, and polished spaces made for gathering.
Classic & Timeless
Clean & Simple
Straight lines, larger-format materials, simple shapes, and a restrained mix of finishes.
Meet Your Garden Style
Take a look back at your answers. Which column did you choose from most often? That’s a pretty good clue to the garden style you’re naturally drawn to.
And if your answers were a mix? That’s completely normal — we’ll get to that too.
Mostly First Option?
Romantic Cottage
You’re drawn to gardens that feel soft, abundant, and full of life. You love layers of flowering shapes, charming materials, and a garden that feels a little collected rather than perfectly arranged.
Your Garden Probably Needs:
Plenty of blooms + layered planting + softer edges + charming, natural hardscaping
Maintenance: Higher
Mostly Second Option?
Southern Classic
You like a garden that feels timeless, welcoming, and put together without being overly formal. You’re drawn to a balance of dependable greenery, beautiful blooms, defined spaces, and classic materials.
Your Garden Probably Needs:
Evergreen structure + seasonal blooms + repetition + defined beds + timeless hardscaping
Maintenance: Moderate
Mostly Third Option?
Modern Minimal
You’re happiest with a garden that feels calm, intentional, and uncluttered. Rather than lots of different plants and materials, you prefer a smaller palette used repeatedly to make everything feel cohesive.
Your Garden Probably Needs:
Fewer plant varieties + repetition + strong structure + clean lines + simple hardscaping
Maintenance: Lower
Split Between Two?
You don’t fit neatly into one category.
If your answers landed between two styles, your garden can too. A Romantic Cottage garden can have cleaner structure. A Southern Classic garden can be simplified. A Modern Minimal can still be filled with whimsy.
A style isn’t a set of rules — it’s a starting point.
Finding your garden style is just the beginning. Whether you're ready to start designing now or just want a little help figuring out your next step, there’s more to come.
Ready to Bring Your Style to Life?
Want to DIY It?
COMING SOON
Simple, approachable guides designed to help you turn your favorite garden style into a space of your own.
Each guide will include the essentials — without overwhelming you with information.
Romantic Cottage | Southern Classic | Modern Minimal
Want Some Help?
Your style is only one piece of the puzzle. Sun, soil, space, maintenance, and what you already have all play a part in creating a garden that actually works.
A consultation gives you personalized recommendations for your yard, your style, and your goals.