Gemma L. · Raleigh
Pollinator garden · Mar 2026
Tiny Oakwood side yard. Samir packed it without making it feel fussy. Looks good in January, which is the real test.
Samir Haddad
Raleigh · 6 years
Small urban lots, planted hard.
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Samir takes Five Points bungalows and Oakwood lots that are too tight for a crew. He plants densely, mulches once, and designs for three seasons of structure so the yard never looks empty in January.
Tight lotsFoundation bedsWinter structure
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Pollinator gardens
1–2 days · Plant Sep–Nov and Mar–May
$850–$3,200
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Native conversions
2–5 days · Plant Sep–Nov in the Piedmont
$1,400–$6,500
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Rain gardens
1–3 days · Dig Sep–Nov while clay is workable
$1,200–$4,800
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