Our Portfolio
Explore our showcase of sustainable landscaping and composting projects across the United States
Residential Projects
Coastal Native Garden
Kansas City, Missouri
A sustainable coastal garden featuring salt-tolerant native species, rainwater harvesting, and integrated composting systems that thrive in challenging seaside conditions.
Urban Oasis Transformation
Overland Park, Kansas
A compact inner-city garden reimagined as a lush, multi-functional space with vertical plantings, integrated seating, and a custom small-space composting system.
Productive Homestead Garden
Liberty, Missouri
A comprehensive edible landscape design that integrates fruit trees, vegetable gardens, and herb spirals with a closed-loop composting system to create a productive, self-sustaining homestead.
Commercial Projects
Sustainable Tech Campus
Independence, Missouri
A comprehensive landscape design for a technology company campus, featuring drought-tolerant plantings, outdoor meeting spaces, and an on-site composting facility for employee food waste.
Eco-Resort Integration
Olathe, Kansas
A comprehensive landscape design for a boutique eco-resort that seamlessly blends with the surrounding rainforest, featuring indigenous plantings, natural swimming pools, and an educational composting center.
Farm-to-Table Restaurant
Lee's Summit, Missouri
A circular system designed for a farm-to-table restaurant, featuring kitchen gardens, on-site composting of food scraps, and a demonstration area that showcases sustainable food systems to diners.
Our Impact
What Our Clients Say
"Riskygrbroker transformed our barren backyard into a thriving ecosystem that requires minimal maintenance while providing us with fresh herbs and vegetables year-round."
"The composting system designed for our restaurant has reduced our waste disposal costs by 40% while providing rich compost for our kitchen garden. A win-win solution!"
"Our school garden has become the centerpiece of our science curriculum. The students are learning valuable lessons about sustainability while getting their hands dirty!"