Homestead & Rural Projects
A look at what regenerative design looks like on acreage, from a few acres to a working homestead. Every project here started the same way a suburban landscape consultation does at smaller scale, reading how water moves across the property before anything gets designed. For the full breakdown, see Homestead and Rural services.
The Quarry Project – Fischer, Texas
Three acres of bare limestone quarry, with almost nothing growing on it, turned into a wildflower ecosystem in under a year, no irrigation.
Learn More About the Full Project Here.
Casa de Miel – Elgin, Texas
A 98-acre former cattle farm converted into a working food forest and community land, including turning Bermuda lawn at the entry into native pollinator beds and pathways.
Learn More About the Full Project Here.
Food Forest and Water Harvesting on the Blanco River — Wimberley, Texas
This project transformed a steep, rocky hillside above the Blanco River into a functioning water harvesting and food production system.
Learn More About the Full Project Here.
Want to See What This Could Look Like on Your Land?
Homestead and rural projects usually start with a free good fit call, followed by an on-site consultation, before any design work begins.