
Scroll to bottom of page for a brief description
         of "California Landscape Contractors Association" 
     
ABOUT THE OWNER-  I started out in what would eventually be my present career in Landscape Design
         at  a combined High school/technical school where I was introduced to architectural  and  mechanical
         drafting. I then attended college at New York Institute of Technology and selected my major in their Architectural/Building
         Program. I liked certain aspects of the program, but,  as fate would have it at that young age, I was
         diverted to other design endeavors that let me get my hands in the dirt "right now" so to speak. 
      In New York I worked for  large regional 
         wholesale floral distributors,  then moved on to working for a large family run chain of  retail floral/nursery,
         plant shops where I gained some knowledge of plant materials and flowers.  I then moved out to Los Angeles and worked
         for a few select  floral design studios, two of them being "Zen" at the Bel Air Country Club/Hotel and
         "Jardineire Design Studio" in Brentwood. 
       I eventually opened my own plant(exterior) & plant(interior)maintenance
         and floral design shop in West Hollywood.  After receiving and successfully performing an increasing number of 
         requests from clients to design they're plant/flower gardens and draw concepts for hardscape structures and water features,
         I decided it was time to apply for my Landscape Contractors License.  It combined my two great passions, structural design, combined
         with trees, plants and flowers.  It gave me the structure of "hardscape" which I enjoyed in the "Architectural
         Program" at New York Tech, and the natural beauty of "natures creations" which I also loved while being
         employed by the Plant/Nursery Chain in New York. Most importantly, it also allowed me to build and install  all
         my designs.  The larger and increasing number of requests from clients flowing in on the horizon made
         this the next  logical step.
This is so important..... Here
         it is again!
All successful landscape design installation begins with a
         complete plan to work from.  Plant materials, hardscape, structures and all the inner workings must come into
         play, installing it properly requires a "master plan" to work from. My emphasis on a detailed design, covering all
         your choices of finishes, trim work and accessories are all a requirement  to have a satisfactory outcome. If needed, I
         like to spend the extra time and effort at the design stage for the working out of any potential problems
         I feel we may later encounter.
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References
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