We believe every landscape has the power to restore balance—to nature, to communities, and to the people who care for them.
Designing with Nature. Sustaining the Future.
At My Dragonfly Gardens, we design and maintain living landscapes that regenerate the environment and inspire connection. Our work blends art, ecology, and education—transforming outdoor spaces into thriving ecosystems that sustain wildlife, soil health, and community well-being.
Our pledge: to restore balance between nature and people, one garden at a time.
Our designs foster a healthy micro-ecosystem, introducing natural habitats that attract pollinators and birds year-round. We use basic permaculture practices to blend edible plants into the landscape, feeding the soil as Mother Nature intended so that plants thrive. One yard at a time, we turn spaces into living, breathing gardens!
At My Dragonfly Gardens, we are driven by our commitment to Social Responsibility and Education, sharing our expertise to inspire sustainable practices in every community we serve. We cultivate a Healthier Environment by designing landscapes that harmonize with nature, fostering Wildlife through biodiverse, soil-first ecosystems. Rooted in the belief that Sustainability is essential, we create spaces where people and nature thrive together, supporting both the earth and the individuals who enjoy it.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
Rooted in permaculture principles, My Dragonfly Gardens is dedicated to transforming conventional landscapes into thriving, self-sustaining ecosystems. By prioritizing Florida native and region-adapted plants, we create gardens that nurture biodiversity, restore soil health, and conserve natural resources. From urban gardens and residential yards to larger acreage properties, our work strengthens community food security and ecological resilience. Every design reflects our belief that true sustainability begins in the garden—where nature and people grow together.
Ongoing Care for Lasting Impact
Our maintenance services are designed to nurture the long-term health and resilience of every garden we create. With over 200 gardens tended across Central Florida, we focus on supporting soil vitality, conserving water, and reducing chemical dependency. Each visit is an opportunity to strengthen the garden’s natural balance—ensuring it remains both beautiful and ecologically sound. Through ongoing care, we uphold our commitment to biodiversity, sustainability, and the living systems that connect us all.
Our Core Values
Social Responsibility
We act with integrity toward people and the planet, ensuring every project contributes positively to our communities and ecosystems.
Sustainability
Every garden is designed to endure—rooted in native plants, regenerative practices, and respect for natural systems.
Healthier Environment
We reduce chemical dependence and promote living soils, clean water, and thriving pollinator populations.
Harmony
We create balance between aesthetics and ecology, where design supports both beauty and function.
Wildlife
Our landscapes provide food, shelter, and safe passage for pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects.
Education
We share knowledge through workshops, consultations, and community programs that empower others to live in harmony with nature.
Community Engagement
Our community is at the heart of everything we do. People are eager to learn how to garden with purpose—and we’re here to make that connection meaningful. Through keynote presentations, hands-on workshops, and outreach programs, we share practical ways to garden sustainably, grow food, and restore native habitats. Whether it’s a classroom, a garden club, or a neighborhood association, we cultivate awareness, collaboration, and real impact—one conversation at a time.
Outreach Programs
Our outreach programs bring sustainability to the community level. We collaborate with garden clubs, HOAs, schools, and local organizations to share expert guidance on native plants, soil health, pollinator support, and eco-friendly practices. Each presentation is tailored to the audience, blending science, practicality, and inspiration to help participants reimagine their landscapes as living ecosystems.
Workshops
Our workshops offer hands-on learning experiences that empower participants to connect with the land and apply sustainable gardening practices at home. Topics range from native plant selection and propagation to soil biology, edible gardening, and habitat restoration. Each session is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire lasting change—turning every attendee into a steward of the environment.
Let’s Keep the Conversation Growing!
If this speaks to you, reach out. Maybe you’ve been thinking about starting an outreach program, building stronger community ties, or simply finding a more meaningful way to connect with nature. Whatever it is, we’d love to be part of that journey with you.
Reach out, and let’s grow awareness, connection, and change—one garden at a time.
Where to find us...
- Boys & Girls Clubs
- Boys Scouts of America
- Butterfly Clubs
- Churches
- Communities
- Florida Assocation of Native Plants' Chapters
- Garden Clubs
- Homeowner Associations
- Local Libraries
- Others
FAQs
What is sustainable landscaping, and why is it important?
Sustainable landscaping focuses on eco-friendly practices, promoting soil health, biodiversity, and natural habitats. It creates self-sustaining ecosystems that reduce the need for chemical inputs and conserve water.
What types of plants are used in My Dragonfly Gardens' designs?
We use a mix of native and sustainable plants tailored to local ecosystems, supporting pollinators, birds, and soil health for lasting garden vitality.
How does My Dragonfly Gardens promote biodiversity?
Our designs incorporate permaculture principles, attract pollinators, and create natural habitats to sustain year-round biodiversity in every garden.
How does My Dragonfly Gardens help pollinators and local wildlife?
We design gardens that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, using native plants that provide food and shelter. These gardens support local wildlife while enhancing biodiversity and ecosystem balance.
What types of plants do you use for sustainable landscapes?
We prioritize native, drought-tolerant plants that thrive in local soil and climate conditions, require minimal water, and support pollinators and other beneficial insects.
What maintenance services does My Dragonfly Gardens provide?
We offer eco-friendly maintenance that enhances soil health, supports natural growth, and reduces the need for chemicals to keep your garden thriving.
How do your maintenance services support sustainability?
Our maintenance services focus on preserving each garden’s ecosystem, using soil health practices, water-saving techniques, and organic treatments to minimize chemical use and maximize plant health.
Can I include edible plants in my garden?
Yes! We integrate edibles into landscapes by applying basic permaculture practices that benefit both you and the environment.
Can you help with edible gardens or incorporating food plants into my landscape?
Yes, we specialize in blending edibles into landscapes, integrating permaculture principles to create beautiful, productive gardens that provide fresh food and enhance sustainability.
How does My Dragonfly Gardens improve soil health?
We avoid off-the-shelf amendments for native plants, focusing instead on natural methods that support microbial health and soil structure.
What areas do you serve in Central Florida?
We serve clients throughout Central Florida, including urban and suburban properties, from small gardens to large acreage.
Do you offer consultations for custom garden designs?
Absolutely! We provide personalized consultations to understand your space, goals, and preferences, designing gardens that reflect both ecological and aesthetic needs.
What are the benefits of a pollinator-friendly garden?
Pollinator gardens support bees, butterflies, and birds, which boost plant health, increase biodiversity, and help maintain balanced ecosystems.
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