Landscape Installation across Humboldt County.

Eureka, CA

The county seat and our home base. A lot of Victorian-era housing stock, coastal fog most of the year, and soil that holds water all winter.

Arcata, CA

Rentals and older homes near campus often need the whole yard rebuilt at once.

McKinleyville, CA

Newer builds often come with bare dirt and nothing but builder-grade lawn.

Fortuna, CA

More lawn and more planting than the coast supports.

Ferndale, CA

The Victorian village out on the bottomlands. Dairy country, flat land, and a high water table that drainage work has to respect.

Trinidad, CA

Exposed bluff planting needs species that will actually take the salt.

Blue Lake, CA

Out of the worst coastal wind, so a wider range of planting actually thrives.

Rio Dell, CA

Above the Eel River across from Scotia, with sloped lots that often want a retaining wall before anything else.

Scotia, CA

Uniform lots make a straightforward, tidy rebuild.

Loleta, CA

Dairy country south of the bay, where field fence and livestock fencing come up as often as privacy fence.

Hydesville, CA

East of Fortuna where the valley starts climbing, with larger parcels and more clearing work.

Carlotta, CA

Out Highway 36 past Hydesville. Rural parcels, long driveways, and real defensible-space needs.

Willow Creek, CA

Inland on Highway 299, with hot dry summers and a fire season the coast does not have. Defensible space is not optional out here.

Garberville, CA

Southern Humboldt on the Eel, with hotter summers and steeper lots than the bay towns.

Redway, CA

Just north of Garberville in southern Humboldt, same hot summers and steep parcels.

Samoa, CA

Dune-adjacent planting needs species that tolerate salt and wind.

Manila, CA

Dune country on the peninsula between the bay and the ocean, where footings and wind load matter more than looks.