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Homegrown Bounty

Edible + California Native + Drought Tolerant Gardens. Licensed Landscape Contractor and Designer

06/01/2025

Hello little friend 🦋

09/05/2024

So you’re having a rough day… but have you tried arranging flowers? Bonus points if you grow your own! This arrangement features some of my absolute favorites- feverfew, dahlias, and Billy balls 😍 🌸 🌼 we can help you get started with your very own flower farm!

05/02/2024

When we design a landscape, we always include specimen plants. These are the plants that have a little extra personality and can be used to draw attention to a special feature, such as a pool, or can be a focal point all on their own. Leucospermum is one of my favorite specimen plants. Their blooms last for months and can last in a vase for weeks! While they aren’t native to California, they are still a great option for low-water gardens. What is your favorite low-water plant? Let us know in the comments below!

03/29/2024

There’s a new gardener on the block!

02/21/2024

Thrilled to share some pics of this joyful collaboration between myself, and some amazing clients.

We put some work into this already beautiful property in Leucadia! We planted a native meadow with over 2,000 Carex Praegracillis plugs, redid most of the irrigation on the property including 2 fruit tree orchards (12+ zones!), built a new veggie garden w/ beds, replanted the front entryway and made a bunch of random impactful repairs around the property.

We love working with designers like Nan. These project always come off great and we get to learn some new tricks along the way.

10/27/2023

Can I tell you a secret? One of our keys to success is working with other top-tier contractors so we can create outstanding outdoor spaces for our clients. We know what we excel in and we also know the right people to call when something is out of our wheelhouse. We did the carpentry, planting, irrigation, and lighting for this project, while made the design, was in charge of hardscaping, and worked on the flagstone. Comment below to tell us what you think!

01/04/2023

Edible and CA Native front yard in North Park. Some highlights include, redwood veg boxes, a DG hangout/firepit area and a coast live oak for a future shade tree. This will be a fun one to watch grow!

12/06/2022

We make custom succulent planters! These can make an awesome holiday gift or a great way to enliven your own space. DM us for more info!

12/05/2022

Narrow entryway planter in Solana Beach. Super shady area so we loaded it up with shade loving and adaptable plants. Spaced to grow in strong!

Plants from

12/01/2022

Pumping out some area photos of our full property project in Solana Beach. This first area is the main garden where the homeowners spend most of their time.

We purchased and planted thousands of dollars worth of ca native plants, built garden beds, put in new dg and rock walkways, redid some wood edging, oversaw a 25+ yard spray on mulch application, moved a crap ton of rocks and boulders, overhauled the irrigation and finally put in a .socal Hydrawise timer to run the show.

This was three phases of work spread out over 9 months. We planned it like this to make sure plants were going in at the right time of year and I couldn’t be happier with the results! As always, we used one gallon plants for better long term results and to stretch the budget.

Swipe through for before pics

11/18/2022

Sneak peak of our latest project in Solana Beach. We are going with a heavy CA Native plant palette! Can’t to share some more pics after the holiday.

Arroyo de la Cruz Manzanita x Dudleya pachyphytum x steady fireplace

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Encinitas, CA
92007

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http://homegrownbounty.com/

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