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Rubus Landscape Architecture, PLLC

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Guilford, CT

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Landscape architecture firm specializing in ecological design, native plant restoration, and outdoor space design. Services include full design services, garden consulting, and educational speaking on landscape design and native plants.

Licensed Landscape ArchitectCertified Woman-Owned Business (WBE) in NYCertified Woman-Owned Business (WBE) in CT

Specializes in

Ecological designNative plant habitat creationBiodiversity in landscapesMeadow designWoodland restorationPlayscape design

Services

Full Design ServicesHourly Garden ConsultingConcept designEcological designGrading and drainageSustainable building practicesSpeaking and TeachingLandscape Design lectures and classesNative Plant IDInvasive Plant ID & Removal Techniques+1 more

Serving Guilford, CT, Brooklyn, NY, New York, California, Connecticut

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 12, 2026

Contact Information

Website: https://rubuslandscape.com

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