Fields of HeshbonLand restoration for tired ground
Bare, compacted or eroding ground loses water and soil every time it rains. We help land heal by slowing water down, holding it on site, and getting native plants established so the ground can rebuild itself.
Everything that comes with the job
- Site assessmentRead slope, soil, water flow and existing plants
- Water harvesting earthworksSwales, berms, rock structures and basins
- Soil buildingMulch, compost and decompaction where it helps
- Native seeding & plantingGrasses, shrubs and forbs suited to the site
- Gully & rill repairStop small washouts before they grow
- Follow-up careWatering and check-ins while plants establish
From first call to finished job
1. Read the land
Where water comes from, where it goes, what's growing.
2. Slow the water
Simple structures that spread and sink runoff.
3. Build soil & seed
Prepare ground and plant natives.
4. Tend
Water and adjust until it can hold on its own.
Land Restoration FAQ
What kind of land do you restore?
Construction-disturbed lots, overgrazed pasture, eroding slopes, bare yards and ground recovering from drought.
How long does restoration take?
Earthwork shows results with the first good rain. Native plants take one to a few growing seasons to fully establish, depending on moisture.
Do you use native plants?
Yes. Native and well-adapted plants handle our soil, sun and dry spells with little or no irrigation once established.
Can restoration help with erosion?
Yes. Slowing and spreading water is at the heart of restoration, and it directly reduces erosion.
Ready to get started?
Call or text Bradley, or send a request online.
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Available in Santa Fe, Pojoaque, Tesuque, Nambé, Eldorado and Arroyo Hondo.