Ecological Landscaping · Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Native gardens
for a healthier
landscape.

Stonewall Garden designs and installs ecologically sound native plant landscapes — rain gardens, native meadows, and woodland edges — that support wildlife, manage stormwater, and look beautiful doing it.

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What We Do

From Consultation to Complete Transformation

Every project begins with understanding your land, your goals, and the ecosystems you want to support.

Native Garden Consultation

$150

A 60-minute on-site visit to assess your property, understand your vision, and map a path forward. Your consultation fee is fully credited toward any design or installation project.

Site assessment & plant recommendations
Solutions for drainage, shade, challenges
40-page Native Landscape Companion guide
Clear next steps for your project

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Design Only

From $250

Get a professional, site-specific plan you can implement yourself or hand off to a contractor. Scaled drawings, detailed plant lists, and care guidelines included.

Small-Scale: $250–$400
Medium-Scale: $400–$1,000
Large-Scale: $1,500–$4,500
All sizes include full implementation guidance

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Design + Installation

From $1,500

We handle everything — from concept through completed planting. Our team sources native plants from regional growers, prepares the site, and installs with care.

Starter (under 500 sq ft): from $1,500
Foundation (500–1,000 sq ft): $3,500–$6,000
Complete Transformation: $8,000+
Optional Establishment Care add-on

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Why It Matters

Your Yard Is Part of
the Solution

The land around your home is connected to everything. What you plant — and what you replace — has consequences that ripple outward.

15 ft

Root Depth

Typical root depth of Ohio native prairie plants — compared to just 6 inches for conventional turf grass. Those roots hold soil, filter water, and store carbon.

410M

Hectares Lost

Wetland habitat lost globally in 50 years. Private yards and gardens are now among the most important refuges for native wildlife in North America.

Zero

Irrigation Needed

After establishment, native plants are self-sufficient. Their deep roots tap groundwater, making them drought-resilient without supplemental watering.

"When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
— Aldo Leopold

Our Approach

Our Philosophy

Rooted in Permaculture

Every design decision traces back to a set of ecological principles that have guided thoughtful land stewardship for decades.

Observe & Interact

Every site has a story — how water moves, where the sun falls, what already grows. We spend time reading your land before recommending a single plant.

Catch & Store Energy

Rainfall, sunlight, and organic matter are resources to be captured and cycled on-site — not lost to runoff, erosion, or bare soil.

Use Edges & Value the Marginal

The edges between sun and shade, wet and dry, mown and wild — these transition zones are often the most biologically productive places on a property.

Design from Patterns to Details

We start with the big picture — site hydrology, sun arcs, soil patterns — and work toward the details of species selection, spacing, and care.

Our Work

Native Landscapes,
Built to Last

Every project is a collaboration — with the land, the client, and the local ecology. Here's a look at some of what we've built together.

Lush front yard native meadow with black-eyed Susans and Stonewall Garden sign

Native Meadow Front Yard · Greater Akron

Hillside native planting at the Akron Community Garden with wildflowers and grasses

Hillside Native Planting · Akron Community Garden

Woodland edge garden surrounding solar home with stone borders and fall foliage

Woodland Edge & Stone Border · Brecksville

Parking lot native waystation planting with black-eyed Susans and wildflowers in full bloom

Certified Monarch Waystation · Cuyahoga Falls

Rain garden installation as planted island in lawn, Tallmadge Ohio

Native Rain Garden · Tallmadge

Established native front yard with NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat and Homegrown National Park signs

NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat · Greater Akron

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"I wanted to find a landscaping company that specialized in native planting. I was excited to find Stonewall Garden and they really delivered exactly what I wanted plus more. The design process was inclusive and fun and I was able to learn a lot about native plants. They also helped me transform the yard into a certified wildlife habitat with the National Wildlife Federation."

— Jacob Trombetta