Farm Scaping: Bespoke Landscape Designs

 At Botanic Farms, we specialize in bespoke, farm-inspired landscape designs tailored for both residential and commercial spaces. Whether you're dreaming of a lush backyard oasis or a productive edible garden for a resort, our team of professionally trained landscape architects will bring your vision to life.

We deliver precise, professional landscape plans that meet both aesthetic and practical goals. Our designers are deeply familiar with local planning regulations and intimately understand the island’s unique microclimates—ensuring every plant we select will thrive in its designated location.

From compact courtyards to expansive estates, we design with intention and creativity. We love to incorporate fruit trees, herb gardens, raised vegetable beds, and native plants to support biodiversity. We can also integrate water features, shaded lounging areas, compost systems, and even small livestock enclosures if desired—always blending form, function, and sustainability.

At Botanic Farms, every design is a celebration of the land. Let us help you cultivate beauty, abundance, and a deeper connection to nature right outside your door.

We grow 6 species of organic hydroponic (no soil) tomatoes year round in a covered structure, which we sell to local restaurants. 

Botanic Farms is home to a beautiful fruit orchard with over 18 species of trees. Some of these include bananas, plantains, mangos, avocados, cashews, tamarind, guava, breadfruit, sweet sop, sour sop, custard apple, chocolate sapote, papaya, star apple, mamey sapote, longan, June plumb, and naseberry trees.

We have a 40' custom ZipGrow container that is temperature controlled and illuminated with LED lights, where we experiment with different 100% organic leafy greens. 

We grow and sell a variety of palm trees such as coconut trees, Bismark, Christmas palms, and royal palms to name a few. We will expand this operation to include more species soon. 

We love bees ! As such we tend to several hives, where we extract the honey twice a year.