There are many different styles of landscape design, but some of the most common include:

1. Formal: A formal landscape design features clean lines, symmetrical shapes, and a precise layout. This style is often used in grand, formal gardens and is characterized by a limited color palette and a focus on structure and order.
2. Informal: An informal landscape design is characterized by more natural shapes and a relaxed layout. This style is often used in cottage gardens, and is characterized by a mix of different plant types, textures, and colors.
3. Naturalistic: A naturalistic landscape design aims to create a space that looks as though it has always been there. This style is characterized by a focus on native plants, and a layout that mimics the natural lay of the land.
4. Japanese: Japanese landscape design is characterized by a focus on simplicity, elegance, and natural elements. This style often includes elements such as rocks, water, and carefully pruned trees and shrubs.
5. Mediterranean: A Mediterranean landscape design is characterized by a dry and warm climate, and often includes elements such as terraces, courtyards, and fountains. This style often features a mix of Mediterranean plants and herbs, such as lavender, rosemary, and olive trees.
6. Contemporary: A contemporary landscape design is characterized by clean lines and a modern aesthetic. This style often includes elements such as geometric shapes and bold use of color.
7. Tropical: A tropical landscape design is characterized by lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and large palm trees. This style is often used in coastal or tropical climates and can be designed to include a variety of tropical plants such as banana trees, hibiscus, and bird of paradise.
8. Xeriscape: a xeriscape design is characterized by its low water use and drought-tolerant plants. It is often used in arid or semi-arid regions, and can include a variety of cactus, succulents, and other water-wise plants.

These are just a few examples of the many different styles of landscape design, and our designers will incorporate elements from multiple styles to create a unique and personalized design for our clients.

1. Initial consultation: The first step in working with a customer on a landscape design project is to schedule an initial consultation. During this meeting, the designer will meet with the customer to discuss their project goals, budget, and timeline. They will also take note of the customer's personal style and preferences, as well as any specific needs or challenges related to the site.
2. Site assessment: Next, the designer will visit the property to conduct a site assessment. This will include taking measurements and analyzing the existing conditions of the site, such as the soil type, drainage, sunlight, and existing vegetation. The designer will also consider any zoning or building codes that may impact the design.
3. Conceptual design: Using the information gathered during the initial consultation and site assessment, the designer will create a conceptual design for the customer to review. This will include a rough layout of the space, with the placement of hardscaping elements like patios and walkways, as well as a rough plan for the layout of plants and other landscaping elements.
4. Detailed design: Once the conceptual design is approved by the customer, the designer will create a detailed design, including construction documents and 3D renderings. This will include specific information about materials and plant species, as well as an estimate of the cost of the project.
5. Approval and installation: Once the detailed design is approved by the customer, Leonards Landscaping Inc. will begin installation of the design. The designer will work closely with the installation team to ensure that the design is executed as planned, and will be available to answer any questions or address any issues that may arise during the installation process.
6. After-care and maintenance: Leonards Landscaping Inc. will provide after-care and maintenance services to ensure the garden is healthy and blooming. They will also provide advice on how to take care of the landscape in the future.
7. Final walk-through: Once the installation is complete, the designer will conduct a final walk-through with the customer to ensure they are satisfied with the final product, and to provide any additional information or advice on how to care for the new landscape.