Butcher’s Landscapes and Design

About Butcher’s Landscapes and Design

A yard in these foothills begins as a question: what will still be standing in August at a thousand feet, and what will simply give up. Butcher's Landscapes and Design answers it on paper first — a plan sketched across a tailgate, beds drawn around the manzanita and blue oak already holding the slope — then builds it out and keeps it mown, edged, and tidy afterward. The soil runs red and stubborn, so the work gets measured in what stays green once the thermometer climbs past a hundred. Design here means shade placed where an afternoon needs it and lawn kept only where feet actually go. From Shasta Lake out toward Mountain Gate, a finished yard should look like it was always meant to sit there.