94 Landscape Designers & Architects
Landscape professionals for everything from front-yard refreshes to multi-acre estate gardens. The directory distinguishes landscape architects (licensed, trained for large-scale, site-specific, and structural work) from landscape designers (often unlicensed, excellent for smaller-scale residential design).
Landscape Professionals Worth the Call
Valdez Landscape Architecture
A landscape architecture firm with an extended bench in Mediterranean plant palettes, hardscape detailing, and outdoor room design. Deep roots in the Southern California landscape tradition.
View PortfolioGreen & Grant
Small-yard and terrace specialists in New York City. Plant selection for micro-climates, rooftop structural loads, and year-round interest in a tight space.
View PortfolioNative Ground Design
Texas-native plant palettes, xeric landscapes, and regenerative garden design. Firm is a resource on drought-tolerant landscape design across the Southwest.
View PortfolioHarbor Hedgerow
Coastal, salt-tolerant gardens for Northeast shoreline properties. Deep plant-sourcing relationships and a strong formal garden vocabulary.
View PortfolioWest Fork Studio
High-altitude landscape specialists. Deep experience with erosion control, snow management, and mountain-native planting. Known for subtle, seemingly untouched final results.
View PortfolioStill Water Design
Pacific Northwest native plant palettes, moss gardens, and woodland-edge gardens. Firm has a specialty in managing rain-saturated sites.
View PortfolioThe Licensing Difference — And Why It Matters
Landscape architects are licensed and trained in site engineering, drainage, grading, and large-scale ecological design. Landscape designers may or may not be licensed. For a residential front yard or a single planting bed, a good designer is often the right call. For a sloped site, a pool installation, or a project requiring permits, an architect is the safer pick. The directory labels each listing clearly so you can match scope to professional.
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