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Susan Reed, Landscape Architect: Elegantly simple residential landscapes, beautifully fitted to the natural world.
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"As an architect specializing in sustainable design, I value collaborating with Sue Reed. She has a wonderful ability for integrating a home into its site. I especially appreciate her attention to solar access, shading, site ecology, and the many other site considerations that impact the 'green' aspects of a project."

-Mary Kraus, Architect

 

 

"I enjoy building gardens that Sue Reed has designed. Her plans are extremely accurate, which allows the job to be built exactly as designed and eliminates unexpected problems. Also, her naturalistic and organic style creates beautiful gardens that
I am proud to have worked on."

-Chris Baxter, Landscape Contractor, Whirlwind Fine Garden Design

 

Client Services

My Services

Master planningHouse plan

  • Develop detailed landscape plans that integrate all elements of the property, including walks, walls, patios, decks, driveway, yard, gardens, meadows, arbors, hot tub, pool, play spaces, etc.
  • Make recommendations for managing natural areas and caring for established vegetation
  • Provide plans for construction, grading, and new planting.

Site planning for new homes and additions

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  • Select the ideal house site and driveway alignment.
  • Determine the best placement and design of house, driveway, paths, walls, and all outdoor living spaces.
  • Provide plans that protect valuable natural features.
  • Collaborate with architects and builders about house design relative to the landscape.

Construction supervision

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  • Recommend competent and trustworthy contractors.
  • Oversee and guide the work of landscape contractors, gardeners, excavators, stone masons, and others involved in building the landscape.

Pre-purchase site assessment

  • Identify the advantages and problems of an existing property.
  • Weigh potential repair and maintenance expenses.

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