Eden designs landscapes to fit the personality and style of our clients and their homes. We endeavor to create a yard or garden that looks like it evolved naturally over time, and that the homewners themselves have contributed to.
Many of Eden's designs are very tropical, overflowing with lush foliage and vibrant blooms. However, we also specialize in xeriscape yards and native gardens, which use plants that require little water. We use organic fertilizers and pesticides whenever possible.
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| John Oberacker
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 John holds a Bachelor's degree in horticulture from the University of Maryland. He was previously employed with the US Department of Agriculture, working on propagation, and has also worked at the renowned Brookside Gardens in Maryland. A native of Long Beach, John has been gardening since he was eight years old, and at the age of fourteen won "Best Garden in Los Alamitos."
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| Kasra Esteghamat
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 With dual degrees in art history and archaeology from the University of Maryland and additional courses in drafting and design theory, Kasra compliments John's horticultural background with his artistic experience. During his stint at an auction house in Washington, DC, Kasra was exposed to myriad interesting works and was particularly fascinated by jewelry design.
John and Kasra enjoy travelling to Mexico, South America and Europe to gather inspiration for upcoming projects.
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| What we do...
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Eden has improved all manner of yards and gardens, from small-scale design (see "Small Oasis") to major renovation (see "New Everything"). We do anything from rotating in new plants that compliment the seasons to creating an entire new yard, including pool, fountain, courtyard and barbeque.
Our work doesn't stop once the last plant is in the ground. With connections all over the world, we are able to scout unique stone sculptures, pottery, furniture and objets d'art. We create made to order cushions for outdoor seating, commission custom window treatments, build fences, design lighting and put the last candleholder in its place before we are finished.
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