
Palette Woodland
woodland texture
Nationwide garden design · limited local implementation
Plant-forward design by Jennica Kassabian, available nationwide through an evidence-led remote process. Local implementation is limited, design-led, and separately qualified.



Living compositions
Jennica sees gardens as living compositions: layers of foliage, bloom, structure, movement, and mood. Whether the space is an overgrown bed, a shady corner, a blank yard, or a front entry that needs presence, her work begins with what the site is already trying to become.
Palette strip

woodland texture

cottage color

pollinator movement

moody botanicals

spring drama

containers and details
Plant success first
Light, soil, drainage, roots, watering, mature size, and long-term care are design materials. “Do it right or not at all” means protecting your investment from unsuitable plants and rushed preparation—not withholding communication. Jennica explains the why, teaches as she designs, and will decline a shortcut that cannot give the garden a responsible chance to grow.




Seen through Jennica's eye
Where others see an awkward corner, Jennica sees a woodland edge.
Where others see tired beds, she sees rhythm, contrast, and seasonal movement.
Where others see shade, she sees foliage, texture, and quiet drama.
Services

Best for
A homeowner with a tired bed, blank yard, or difficult corner who needs Jennica’s judgment.
What you leave with
Clear priorities, planting direction, and a responsible next step.
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Best for
Homeowners nationwide who can provide reliable site evidence and want design value independent of installation.
What you leave with
A thoughtful garden direction grounded in climate, light, soil, measurements, constraints, and the way you want to live outside.
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Best for
A homeowner with one clear bed, border, entry, patio edge, or garden-area priority.
What you leave with
A plant-forward concept shaped around site conditions, visual rhythm, long-term growth, and your taste.
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Best for
A homeowner whose outdoor areas feel disconnected or who wants to make decisions in a responsible sequence.
What you leave with
A larger garden framework for movement, views, edges, planting character, priorities, and practical phasing.
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color study

foliage study

shade study

pollinator study

seasonal movement

problem area
Seasonal composition
Jennica thinks about the movement from first growth to late-season structure: foliage before bloom, flowers with rhythm, and winter bones that still hold the space.





Garden inquiry
Show Jennica the space you keep staring at and thinking, "I know this could be better."
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