Treasure Coast Nature scaping
Help restore the Earth one yard at time!
Treasure Coast Nature scaping
Help restore the Earth one yard at time!
Help restore the Earth one yard at time!
Help restore the Earth one yard at time!
Florida has a beautiful array of native plants to enhance our natural spaces. These plants provide a wide range of ecosystem services including attracting beneficial birds and insects by providing food and habitat. Rebeca will help you select existing or new plants for your space.
Rebeca's experience and knowledge translate into valuable care and maintenance of the plants and trees in your landscape. Her care will lead to stronger plants able to withstand pests and diseases and weather instability. She can also help you design new or update existing plantings, as well as repair, replace & improve the efficiency of existing irrigation systems.
Find satisfaction and better health by growing some of your own food! Rebeca's agricultural expertise will help you have success in growing in the challenging environment of the Central Coast of Florida. Rebeca also loves to make her own pro-biotic fermented Fyr Cydr, Kimchi, Kraut, & Kombucha. Ask for a sample!
Rebeca has worked in the horticulture/agriculture/permaculture fields for close to 30 years, leaving gardens in her wake all over the country. She earned her BS in Sustainable Horticulture and has worked intensively in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Oregon and Florida.
Her experiences naturescaping in Florida have taken her from the north (Talla
Rebeca has worked in the horticulture/agriculture/permaculture fields for close to 30 years, leaving gardens in her wake all over the country. She earned her BS in Sustainable Horticulture and has worked intensively in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Oregon and Florida.
Her experiences naturescaping in Florida have taken her from the north (Tallahassee) to the south (Miami). She has lived on the Treasure Coast for 9 years, where for 7 years she worked at McKee Botanical Garden and for 2 years she helped manage a permaculture project for Sustainable Kashi. Rebeca is currently self-employed full time for multiple clients in Indian River County. Rebeca and her husband, Derrick, maintain a small self-sufficient homestead near downtown Vero Beach, where they harvest rain water, utilize solar power and grow some of their own fruits and vegetables, all surrounded by a lush gathering of native plants and trees.
Let her know that you are interested!