Kalmia Landscape Design is a one woman landscape design only firm. I work with you to design your setting in a way that suits your lifestyle, values and budget. Kirsten's love for landscape design stems from her belief that our physical environments are instrumental in the way that we feel. She believes that landscapes can provide a sense of safety, inspiration, beauty, sensory stimulation, and reverence.
Whether it's simply walking in a garden or natural setting, sitting on a bench and listening to the sounds around you, or getting your hands in the dirt, Kirsten believes in the healing and transformative power of nature and the connection of mind and body that opening up to the natural world brings.
Currently pursuing a degree in Mental Health Counseling, Kirsten is planning to expand her work to include traditional talk therapy utilizing Therapeutic Horticulture and Expressive Arts modalities while continuing to do landscape design with a special focus on healing gardens.
Whether it's simply walking in a garden or natural setting, sitting on a bench and listening to the sounds around you, or getting your hands in the dirt, Kirsten believes in the healing and transformative power of nature and the connection of mind and body that opening up to the natural world brings.
Currently pursuing a degree in Mental Health Counseling, Kirsten is planning to expand her work to include traditional talk therapy utilizing Therapeutic Horticulture and Expressive Arts modalities while continuing to do landscape design with a special focus on healing gardens.
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Kirsten is expanding her practice of landscape design to specialize in the creation of healing, meditation and therapeutic gardens.
Kirsten has been designing residential landscapes since 2003.
A graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill with a studio art degree, Kirsten went on to pursue a Masters in Landscape Architecture at NCSU.
As she was near to completing her Masters, she and her husband moved to Maine where he worked as a professor of Agriculture at the University of Maine.
During her time in Maine, Kirsten started Kalmia Landscape Design and worked with lakefront property owners to design landscapes that preserved water quality and enhanced the beauty of their properties.
Kirsten has been designing residential landscapes since 2003.
A graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill with a studio art degree, Kirsten went on to pursue a Masters in Landscape Architecture at NCSU.
As she was near to completing her Masters, she and her husband moved to Maine where he worked as a professor of Agriculture at the University of Maine.
During her time in Maine, Kirsten started Kalmia Landscape Design and worked with lakefront property owners to design landscapes that preserved water quality and enhanced the beauty of their properties.
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church in Raleigh, NC is a 150 year old historically black Espicopal congregation in the heart of Raleigh, NC.
After needing to relocate the cremains of several parishioners due to a plumbing upgrade, the church envisioned a new garden that would provide a beautiful environment for people to visit their loved ones, a place in which to hold outside worship services, a garden for prayer, and an environmental asset to the local ecosystem.
Kirsten Reberg-Horton of Kalmia Landscape Design worked closely with the rector, Jemonde Taylor, and the members of the Capital Campaign committee as well as the entire congregation to design a garden that matched the congregation's needs and vision.
After needing to relocate the cremains of several parishioners due to a plumbing upgrade, the church envisioned a new garden that would provide a beautiful environment for people to visit their loved ones, a place in which to hold outside worship services, a garden for prayer, and an environmental asset to the local ecosystem.
Kirsten Reberg-Horton of Kalmia Landscape Design worked closely with the rector, Jemonde Taylor, and the members of the Capital Campaign committee as well as the entire congregation to design a garden that matched the congregation's needs and vision.
University of Maine Extension Bulletin #2701, Designing Your Landscape for Maine, Developed by Kirsten Reberg-Horton, landscape designer, in collaboration with Lois Berg Stack, Extension ornamental horticulture specialist and Laura Wilson, Extension assistant scientist.
University of Maine Extension Bulletin #2702: Adding a Rain Garden to Your Landscape, landscape diagrams and plant lists by Kirsten Reberg-Horton.
Kirsten also was the author of the landscape design portion of the Maine Master Gardeners' Handbook, 2004.
University of Maine Extension Bulletin #2702: Adding a Rain Garden to Your Landscape, landscape diagrams and plant lists by Kirsten Reberg-Horton.
Kirsten also was the author of the landscape design portion of the Maine Master Gardeners' Handbook, 2004.
If you would like more information from any of the references below, please feel free to contact Kalmia Landscape Design to request phone numbers or e-mail addresses in order to do so.
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For years we have been talking about updating the area around our home.
When we learned Kirsten Reberg-Horton was back in town, we jumped at the opportunity.
Kirsten has an artist's eye for color and composition coupled with a horticulturalist's knowledge of the Piedmont plant repertoire.
Serious inquiries only, please.
For years we have been talking about updating the area around our home.
When we learned Kirsten Reberg-Horton was back in town, we jumped at the opportunity.
Kirsten has an artist's eye for color and composition coupled with a horticulturalist's knowledge of the Piedmont plant repertoire.
Published Author of Landscape Design bulletin for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Kirsten is expanding her practice of landscape design to specialize in the creation of healing, meditation and therapeutic gardens.
Kirsten is working towards a Master's in Mental Health Counseling at the North Carolina Central University, while continuing Kalmia Landscape Design and volunteering to enhance access to the natural world for people across diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Since 2003, Kirsten has been the owner and sole employee of Kalmia Landscape Design.
Kirsten is expanding her practice of landscape design to specialize in the creation of healing, meditation and therapeutic gardens.
Kirsten is working towards a Master's in Mental Health Counseling at the North Carolina Central University, while continuing Kalmia Landscape Design and volunteering to enhance access to the natural world for people across diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Since 2003, Kirsten has been the owner and sole employee of Kalmia Landscape Design.
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