Meadow Conversion
We convert turf grass into native meadows of little bluestem, switchgrass, butterfly weed, and black-eyed Susan. Less mowing, more life.
What this includes
Why Perez Landscaping
We design with species that evolved in this geology and climate. Every plant we install is nursery-grown at Hill House Farm in Woodville — local-ecotype stock that establishes faster and supports the pollinators and birds already here.
Our approach is design-build-care: we do not hand off a garden and walk away. We return season after season to tend, divide, and adjust. A garden is a living system and it needs long-term relationship, not a one-time transaction.
Whether your property is a half-acre lot in Washington or a hundred-acre farm outside Culpeper, we will design a plan that works for the land and for you.
Our process
Site Visit
We walk your property together, assess soil, light, and water. No cost, no obligation.
Design & Proposal
You receive a written plan with species list, phasing, and pricing.
Installation
We plant at the right time of year for your site — usually fall or early spring.
Ongoing Tending
We return each season to weed, prune, divide, and help the garden mature.
Start with a site visit
We will walk the land with you, assess your soil and conditions, and follow up with a written plan.
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Hill House-grown native plants
Design, install, and ongoing tending
Based in Woodville since 2024
Serving the Northern Piedmont
Other services
Native Garden Design
Gardens of wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs native to the Blue Ridge foothills.
Site visit to start →Food Forests & Edible Landscapes
Layered plantings of pawpaw, persimmon, elderberry, and more.
Site visit to start →Hedgerows & Borders
Living fences of native shrubs — spicebush, viburnum, witch hazel.
Site visit to start →