Jade Coast Design

growing ecologically diverse landscapes

Ecological landscape design & build.

Located in the picturesque Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, B.C., Jade Coast Design is devoted to creating climate-resilient landscapes that support the Pacific Northwest's natural biodiversity. Explore our portfolio to see our ongoing projects.

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“We believe in developing sustainable outdoor spaces that foster a deep connection between humans and the natural world. Inspired by the beauty of Vancouver Island, our designs incorporate local products to give each landscape a unique sense of place.”

-Chloe Woodruff (Co-Founder)

Landscape Design Projects

View fullsize Designing with intention. Native species have evolved alongside local wildlife, meaning they support a greater diversity of birds, bees, butterflies, and other species we depend on. Photo: @rubywood #sustainablelandscaping #nativeplants #plants #
View fullsize A dry creek bed weaving its way through natural stone. This beautiful, drought-tolerant feature that adds texture and movement to the landscape while requiring no water. Softscaping: @jadecoastdesign Hardscaping: #bcrockscapesltd Photo: @rubywood
View fullsize Lush, maple-like foliage of the thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) basking in the morning light. A beautiful Pacific Northwest native that supports biodiversity, provides edible berries, and thrives in a variety of conditions. Photo: @rubywood #pn
View fullsize Textures and tones that ground the space—rough bark, smooth stone, and earthy colors. Landscape design: @jadecoastdesign Hardscaping: #bcrockscapesltd Photo: @rubywood #landscapedesign #landscapedesigner #landscapedesignideas #sustainableland
View fullsize Blooming late when bees need it most, Douglas Aster (Symphyotrichum subspicatum) is an excellent choice for pollinator-friendly gardens. Plus, it supports other beneficial insects—like this little ladybug. Photo: @rubywood #nativeplants #p
View fullsize Muted greys, warm cedar tones, and deep earth hues set the foundation for this West Coast landscape. This space balances function and aesthetics with a permeable crushed gravel pathway for natural drainage and a drought-tolerant plant palette desig
View fullsize Layered native planting featuring Cornus sericea (Red Osier Dogwood), providing seasonal interest, wildlife habitat, and soil stabilization in a biodiverse landscape. #landscapedesignideas #sustainablelandscaping #sustainablelandscapedesign #native
View fullsize A peaceful corner of the garden, designed to soften the privacy screen while creating a serene space for quiet contemplation. This cozy front yard retreat complements the view from the art studio inside. 🌿 Softscaping: @jadecoastdesign Hardscaping:
View fullsize Love the way plant textures play with shadows and light in the garden. Photo: @rubywood #landscapedesign #landscapedesigner #landscapedesignideas #sustainablelandscaping #sustainablelandscapedesign #droughttolerantlandscaping #outdoorliving #yardt
View fullsize Inspired by the coastal forests, we aimed to blend the natural landscape with the built environment. By borrowing the beauty of the surrounding greenery and incorporating native plants, this design feels grounded, cohesive, and calm. Photo: @rubyw
View fullsize Crafted of beautiful yellow cedar sourced from a local supplier and stained to match the existing house posts. This custom address sign adds both charm and functionality by enhancing curb appeal and helping guests, deliveries, and emergency services
View fullsize Basalt flagstone with natural texture detail, creating a stunning, organic, and permeable surface. Perfect for sustainable and fire-smart landscaping while enhancing outdoor living spaces. Landscape design + softscaping: @jadecoastdesign Hardscapin
View fullsize Sitting by the dock on the lake, watching the native plants sway gently in the breeze. This community project features a carefully designed riparian zone planting, showcasing native species that enhance the shoreline’s beauty while supporting