Packages & Pricing

Our packages allow you many options: from engaging our services to attend your property, if you reside between Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta - to having us work on your design through the use of the Internet.  Our Pricing & Process Page will provide you more information about the differences in our three packages.   

The below chart depicts our pricing.  Contact us if your lot may be of significant size, has many structures and/or existing softscapes (trees and plantings) or there are other considerations: like travel beyond our normal 50 km. reach or you have a property of significant slope.  

Note:  There is no charge for the consultation if you decide to upgrade to one of our packages at the time we provide the consultation.

* Have a 2 hr. landscape design consultation with a professional designer / horticulturist at your residence (in Alberta)

* & receive a free gift book "Landscaping 1-2-3" with information specific for Plant Hardiness Zones 2-4. (Consultations priced from $165).

Our "Wild Rose" package is our premier landscape design package.  Designs of lesser quality can be found nearby for a couple of thousand dollars.  There are some that advertise for less ... but - "Buyer Beware" - You may get what you pay for.  If a business says they will do the work for you - the design is often part of that 'fudge factor' with the tens of thousands quoted.

With the Wild Rose Package, your designer will spend time with you to ensure your ideas and needs are considered in your final design.  Your designer is a professional in our industry and helps 'fuel' your ideas with other considerations that will work for you.  The first on site appointment, involves a lot - from sitting down with you to doing a site analysis in taking all the necessary measurements and photographs, along with taking an inventory of your hardscapes and softscapes. 

For a Wild Rose package, on average, 25-40 hr. are committed by your designer on the design. 

Do-It-Yourself Design?

Sure you can - but be prepared for a lot of homework.  Some off-the-shelf software packages involve a big learning curve, have minimal plant selections for the lower hardiness zones and may not produce the adequate 'blueprint' type plans you may be comfortable working with, and most certainly a contractor would not wish for.  With that said, 'big box store' software you find may have some great features - but we will not elaborate on them here.  Our blog site will provide some reviews.

We use professional landscape design software, called Dynascape.  Our research and testing has proved it as being at the front of the field!