The Path Sketch
One garden path, from gate to bench. Flagstone, pea gravel or brick on edge, bent around whatever is already growing.
- Plan at ¼″ = 1′
- Edging, base and surface build-up
- Material list by the square foot
Services · Vine Roads
Four packages. Each one a stack of scaled sheets, a planting layout, and a list of everything to buy, counted out. We draw. You plant.
The price sheet
Priced by the plan, not the hour. The number below is the number on the invoice.
One garden path, from gate to bench. Flagstone, pea gravel or brick on edge, bent around whatever is already growing.
A grape arbor or pergola, post to rafter. Cedar, a ridge of rafters, a vine at every leg, and the shade that follows by August.
Rows for up to thirty vines, set to the sun, the wire to your reach, the spacing to the grape. Varieties chosen for zone 7b.
Vines, arbor and paths joined on one sheet, so the gravel meets the cedar and the cedar meets the vine.
Billed by invoice, per package. A bigger or odder yard gets a plain quote in writing before any drawing begins.
Opening the roll
Paper you can hand to a carpenter, a landscaper, or your own two hands.
Small extras
Add one to any package, or buy it alone. Each is drawn on its own sheet.
A second visit with tape and trowel, for a yard that changes after the first pass.
Where the light stands at nine, noon and three, across the growing season.
One full round of changes to a finished set, once you have lived with it for a season.
Before the walk-through
Nothing fancy. A few facts about the ground we will be standing on.
On the invoice
Anything left over, ring us.
You receive one invoice by email for the package. There is no cart and no subscription. Ring or write and we will tell you how the invoice is timed.
No. The fee covers the drawings, the planting layout and the material list. What you buy from the nursery or lumberyard is your own account.
Yes. Many yards begin with a Path Sketch and grow into rows. The sheets are drawn to join, so nothing is thrown away.
Tell us the size. We will quote it plainly, in writing, before any pencil moves.
Winter is the drawing season. A walk-through booked now is on paper well before planting in April.
Winter is for drawing
Tell us the fence and the vine. We write back within a working day.