Wild Rose Gardens Sustainable Landscaping

About Wild Rose Gardens Sustainable Landscaping

Winter is planting season in El Cerrito — the rains do the watering, the soil softens, and Wild Rose Gardens Sustainable Landscaping gets natives and low-thirst plantings into the ground while the hills are drinking. This is landscaping that takes its cues from the place itself: the willows along Baxter Creek, the poppies that volunteer on the open slopes, gardens composed to carry their color through the long dry months without complaint. The day-to-day work is here as well — mowing, pruning, weeding, keeping beds mulched and alive. But the deeper project is a yard that belongs to this coast: humming with bees in April, holding its structure in September, easy on the water in between. A garden like that grows lovelier every year it stands.