NaMa native landscapes

05/26/2026

Paddle court maintenance day already. Everything growing up and wildlife noticed! What a gift...

03/22/2026

02/25/2026

Cleared for a paddle court. Reimagined as a coastal native garden.

In Miami Beach, we transformed this tree lot space into a layered, salt-tolerant landscape inspired by our shoreline ecology. Textural, resilient, and rooted in place, softening hardscape while bringing movement and life back to the site

02/19/2026

We call it "freedom lawn." All those weeds and bugs that pop out of your St. Augustine grass, form a great ecosystem if you don't spray with pesticide and fertilizers.

01/27/2026

Every project begins with intention.

At NaMa, we start by reading the site—sun, soil, space, and water—before a single plant goes in the ground.

This first step allows us to understand the land and design with purpose, using Florida-native plants and thoughtful spacing to support healthy growth and long-term resilience.

This is just the beginning. Stay tuned for the transformation of this historic property.

01/23/2026

In Coconut Grove, our client chose to eliminate turf grass in favor of a native plant–driven front yard that supports wildlife while creating a comfortable outdoor seating area.

01/17/2026

Featured Native Plant 🌾

Dwarf Fakahatchee and Gamgrass are the 2 most used common names of this plant that brings a quiet rhythm to Florida landscapes: soft in form, resilient by nature.

Adaptable to different soils and content with very little care, it adds texture, movement, and calm to native gardens while supporting local ecosystems.

A reminder that beauty doesn’t need excess to feel complete.

01/15/2026

Portfolio Spotlight 🌿

This ranch-style retreat listens to the land before shaping it.

Mature oaks hold the story, native plants move with the seasons, and the garden asks for little while giving back, shelter for wildlife, balance for the home, quiet beauty for everyday living.

Sustainability here isn’t a feature. It’s a relationship.

12/31/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re grateful for every moment and the trust shared. This year reminded us that working with nature — not against it — creates spaces that last. We’re stepping into 2026 with intention, respect for the land, and excitement for what’s ahead.