About Me

I’m Ryan Harter, and for more than ten years, I’ve dedicated myself to researching horticulture, with a particular focus on xeriscapes and sustainable landscape practices. My expertise is in the use of xeric plants, landscape principles, and waterwise techniques that has earned me recognition from various companies like High Country Gardens and others. At this time I only provide consultation services only and provide local recommendations for installation.

I work with valued members of horticulture, universities, cultivators, and other industry resources to bring the latest knowledge to residential landscape practices. I can help you understand fundamental and how-to knowledge to transform and manage your landscape without spending a fortune. I can provide custom how-to information to your landscape and how to manage your existing space, or give you future expertise on sustainable plans that fit your unique landscape.

I work as a full time telecom engineer, and using my efforts to promote sustainability and minimizing resource consumption within the telecommunications industry. My commitment involves exploring innovative methods, and I hold patents at reducing resource usage. Beyond my professional career, I’m passionate about discovering alternatives that allow us to maintain beautiful landscapes without the resource intensive demands of traditional landscapes. I feel each landscape should have an out-of-the-box approach to decide best practices in our microclimates.

My objective is to assist you in conserving valuable resources. I look forward to hearing your questions , requirements, and preferences, offering insights grounded in Colorado specific practices. Through personalized one on one educational services, I can empower you with the knowledge to optimize your landscape efficiently and minimize waste. I provide walkthrough of landscapes, plant lists, landscape ideas, concepts, and resources not widely found on the Internet. Contact me if you are interested in learning more. Check out my pricing here.