The Gardens

Adjacent to the north lawn, the Madalyn Rose Garden is where Pebble Garden began.

This is where the first rose bushes were planted, chosen by Maddie when we were still learning how to make this place feel like home. Today, it remains one of our most meaningful garden spaces and the place where we grow some of our most important botanicals.

The roses from this garden are at the heart of First Harvest No.01.

The Balcony Garden is where most of our herbs are grown — small batch, in pots, tended close by.

With sweeping mountain views and cool coastal breezes, it has become one of the most peaceful places to grow, harvest, and pause. Many of our herbs begin here, in quiet containers that remind us that abundance does not always require a field.

The Orchard is the history we inherited.

Home to our most established botanicals, its lemon, mandarin, bay leaf, and pear trees have been rooted and thriving for decades. These trees were here long before Pebble Garden, and their harvests connect each collection to the land as it was before us.

Where the gardens are what we planted, the orchard is what we were given.

The Stone Garden is where our more tenacious plants are given room to grow in wild abundance.

It is less structured, more unruly, and shaped by resilience. The botanicals that thrive here are the ones that ask for less and give more — plants that grow through heat, stone, and season.

The Burke Botanical Garden is our test bed for future florals.

Rotated seasonally, this garden gives us space to experiment with new plants, new blooms, and future collection ideas. It is also home to the mulberry tree, one of the garden's quiet surprises.

This is where we learn what may become part of Pebble Garden next.