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What people say about Permascaping
4.8 on Google from 15 reviews. Read them all
Permascaping transformed my front yard into a sustainable, beautiful oasis. … The team’s expertise and attention to detail were outstanding, creating a low-maintenance, eco-friendly landscape that I absolutely love. … Highly recommend Permascaping for anyone looking to elevate their outdoor space in Arizona!
Permascaping completely transformed the property. … The whole project really pulled our landscape together and solved our drainage issues. … On top of doing great work, they were quick and offered a great price.
Jeremy and Clint were wonderful to work with and really listened to our goals for the project, offered excellent recommendations along the way and completed the project on time and in budget. … They know what they are doing and can help anyone trying to apply permaculture principles to their own home!
Jeremy and the team were super responsive throughout the process and made it easy to work with our HOA. Everything feels intentional and built to last. Couldn’t recommend them more.
Great communication, great work and fair prices. … I will definitely call them back for additional work!!!
What Permascaping Means
Permascaping, the verb
Permascaping, the organization
Permascaping, the app
How to Start Permascaping
observe • design • install • steward • harvest • iterate • regenerate
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Swing a pickaxe or lead a group at our next planting event with the Phoenix Food Forest blanketing the entire Valley of the Sun.
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DIY and pro-assisted options to bring your own property to complete fruition with planning, design & install options.
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Case Studies
Learn how we get results
A Rainwater-Fed Community Landscape for First United Methodist Church of Gilbert
This installation is open to the public! 331 S Cooper Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85233
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Harnessing the Storms: Massive Suburban Rainwater Sheetflow Control
Many years ago, Liane and David bought a gorgeous property in North Scottsdale with an expansive landscape full of Sonoran Desert native trees and shrubs… and, they unintentiona…
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Growing a Front Yard Food Forest from Scratch in Phoenix
Everybody has to start somewhere, and for us it was with Miles & Doris. While I’m still proud of the quality work we did on this project, there are a few things I’d do different…
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Natural Landscaping Vision: 13815 North 41st Place
If you’re currently in the market for a 4-bedroom updated home in the North Phoenix area, this might be the perfect opportunity for you.
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Chawn’s Rainwater-Fed Backyard Orchards in the Scottsdale Desert
Scottsdale, AZ • In partnership with Galaxy Gardens
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Turning Drainage Nightmares into Food & Water Security for Sheila H. in Scottsdale
On-site design direction: Clint Culberson, Galaxy Gardens
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Replacing Unused Lawn with a Rainwater-Fed, Native Sonoran Permascape in Tempe AZ
Tyler Post first approached Galaxy Gardens about 2 years ago, and our friend & long-time native permaculture designer Nancy Blakley produced a beautiful & functional design of S…
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Plant Recommendations
What grows best in the low desert of Arizona
Barbados cherry (Malpighia emarginata)
A bushy shrub that fruits in flushes for much of the warm season. Its bright red cherries are among the richest sources of vitamin C of any fruit.
Frogfruit / Kurapia (Phyla nodiflora and Kurapia® hybrid)
A low flowering carpet for unirrigated-looking landscapes: native frogfruit supports wildlife, while sterile Kurapia selections make a more uniform walkable cover.
Desert fern (Lysiloma watsonii)
Fast-growing, fine-textured native canopy tree that creates filtered shade without thorns; protect young trees in colder Valley pockets.
Mulberry (Morus alba cultivars)
Exceptional food and summer shade with moderate water; choose fruiting cultivars thoughtfully and allow ample space.
Queen’s wreath (Antigonon leptopus)
A vigorous heat-loving vine that covers large arbors and fences with pink flower clusters through the warm season.
Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)
A tall, clumping grass that makes a quick summer screen and fresh cane to chew or juice. It handles full Phoenix sun and is useful for shading young trees on a hot west wall.
Desert milkweed (Asclepias subulata)
Leafless blue-green stems host monarch and queen butterflies and thrive in hot, open desert exposure.
No owners or shareholders who profit from the organization. Just a passionate board and A-players.
Jérémy Chevallier Co-Chair • Since March 2023
Founder, Executive Director & Project Lead
Tatiana Conta Board Secretary • Since Jan 2026
HR Admin & Operations
Sylviana Belle Board Treasurer • Since Jan 2026
Program Strategy & Operations
Christopher Macy Co-Chair • Since Jan 2026
Founder, Phoenix Food Forest
Prachi Kothari Architectural Design Intern
Clint Culberson Permaculture Designer & R-21 Contractor
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“Permascaping transformed my front yard into a sustainable, beautiful oasis. … The team’s expertise and attention to detail were outstanding, creating a low-maintenance, eco-friendly landscape that I absolutely love. … Highly recommend Permascaping for anyone looking to elevate their outdoor space in Arizona!”