From foundational soil analysis to complete ecological garden design and precision irrigation engineering, GreenRoot's services are designed to work together as an integrated system — because your garden is one.
Full-service garden design integrating site ecology, soil science, microclimate analysis, and plant community ecology into a coherent, functional planting plan.
Laboratory-grade soil testing coupled with a multi-year biological amendment plan that builds living, productive soil from any starting condition.
Science-led polyculture design that leverages plant relationships — allelopathy, volatile emissions, nitrogen fixation, and mycorrhizal sharing — to reduce pest pressure and improve yields naturally.
Engineering-grade drip and subsurface irrigation systems designed for 90%+ water efficiency, with smart controller integration and rainwater harvesting options.
Curated native plant programs that restore biodiversity, support wildlife corridors, and eliminate the need for supplemental irrigation and fertilization once established.
Seasonal site visits and detailed care calendars that keep your garden on track through every phase of the growing year, without reliance on synthetic inputs.
We begin with a thorough site visit and consultation. We test soil, map microclimates, document existing vegetation, and listen carefully to your vision and goals.
Lab results, site data, and client goals are synthesized into a comprehensive site analysis that identifies opportunities and constraints in the existing ecosystem.
We produce a phased implementation plan — plant communities, soil amendment schedules, irrigation design, and care protocols — all reviewed with you before implementation begins.
We guide implementation and monitor establishment, adjusting care protocols as the garden develops. Most GreenRoot clients notice meaningful ecosystem improvement within the first growing season.
| Feature | Seedling Starter $149/mo |
Cultivator Pro $299/mo |
Estate Botanist $599/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial site consultation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Soil testing (basic pH & nutrients) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full biological soil assay | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Seasonal planting calendar | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| In-person site visits | Initial only | Quarterly | Monthly |
| Companion planting design | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Irrigation design plan | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Rainwater harvesting design | — | — | ✓ |
| Full ecological design package | — | — | ✓ |
| Dedicated assigned botanist | — | — | ✓ |
| Priority support response | — | 24 hrs | Same day |
A typical residential design project runs four to eight weeks from initial consultation to final plan delivery. This includes one to two weeks for soil lab results, one to two weeks for site analysis and design development, and one week for client review and plan revisions. Complex or large-scale projects may require additional time.
Yes. GreenRoot serves clients across 32 states. We handle initial site visits in person for clients within the Pacific Northwest and California, and partner with trusted local horticulturalists for site assessment in other regions. Design, planning, and all consultation services are provided remotely for out-of-area clients via video call and our client portal.
Most landscape companies work from plant catalogs and aesthetic preferences. GreenRoot works from ecological first principles — we analyze your soil biology, microclimate, water availability, and local flora before selecting a single plant. We have never recommended a synthetic pesticide or petroleum-based fertilizer, and our designs are explicitly engineered to require fewer inputs and less intervention over time.
Annual plans may be cancelled with 30 days' notice after the initial 12-month commitment period. Month-to-month pricing (20% higher than annual rates) is available for clients who prefer flexibility. All consultations and plans produced during the subscription period remain yours to keep regardless of cancellation.
GreenRoot is a design and consulting practice, not an installation contractor. We provide detailed specifications and contractor bid documents that any qualified landscaping contractor can use to implement your design. For clients in the Portland metro area, we maintain a referral list of pre-vetted installation contractors who are familiar with ecological design specifications.
Results timelines vary by starting conditions and goals. Soil amendment programs typically show measurable improvement in the first growing season, with significant biological transformation in years two and three. New plantings establish rapidly when soil preparation is thorough. Most clients describe visible, meaningful improvement in their gardens within the first six months of following our recommendations.