The Start

During the pandemic, I landed work with a local construction company in Simi Valley. Most people would have clocked in, done their part, clocked out. I was different. I wanted to understand everything—the accounting side, how projects actually got managed, how buildings came together. Every day was a chance to learn a whole operation, not just one job.

Last year, I made the jump. Started Growe Landscapes as a woman-owned operation focused on what I love: designing landscapes that work, building hardscapes that last, and maintaining the details that keep people happy. Growe transformed 16 yards in that first year. We're shooting to double that this year.

That background in construction, accounting, and project management wasn't just background noise. It became the foundation for how we operate. We don't see landscapes as add-ons. We see them as part of the bigger picture—how your home feels, how it functions, what it says about the care you put into it.

How We Work

Locally owned matters. We're here in Simi Valley. We show up early. We know the soil, the seasons, the neighborhoods. When you hire us, you're not talking to a regional office—you're talking to the person running the operation.

Woman-owned and operated means we bring attention to detail and accountability that doesn't get filtered through layers. We handle landscaping, hardscaping, 3D design, and maintenance. The 3D design matters because we want you to see what's coming before a single shovel hits the ground. No surprises. Just clear plans and clean execution.

Our growth from last year tells you something real: people come back. They refer us. That happens when you treat every yard like it matters—because it does. If you're ready to talk about your space, reach out. We'd like to help.