About Liberty
Based in Los Angeles, Liberty has spent more than a decade designing ecological gardens throughout Southern California, helping homeowners transform ordinary outdoor spaces into living environments that celebrate California's remarkable landscape while responding thoughtfully to its environmental challenges. Whether restoring an established garden, planning a landscape for a new home, or helping families rebuild after the Eaton Fire, every project begins with careful observation and a deep respect for the natural character of the site.
Liberty Silver is an award-winning garden designer and horticulturist trained by the Royal Horticultural Society in England, one of the world's most respected horticultural institutions. Shortly after graduating with Honors, she was awarded a Gold Medal at the Ideal Home Show for a sustainable show garden celebrating reclamation and environmentally responsible design.
Her work reflects an enduring belief that exceptional gardens should be both beautiful and ecologically responsible. Today, Liberty brings together international horticultural training with a deep understanding of Southern California's unique climate to create landscapes that are timeless, resilient, and deeply connected to their surroundings.
Award-Winning Garden Designer
A Collaborative Design Process
Liberty specializes in garden design, not landscape installation. She develops comprehensive landscape plans, planting palettes, and design concepts, then works collaboratively with experienced landscape contractors to help ensure the original vision is thoughtfully executed. She also provides construction oversight, plant procurement, and ongoing consultation throughout the installation process.
This collaborative approach allows homeowners, architects, and builders to benefit from specialized design expertise while working with trusted installation professionals.
Designing for a Changing California
Southern California offers extraordinary opportunities for outdoor living, but it also presents unique environmental challenges. Long, dry summers, changing weather patterns, wildfire risk, and water conservation all require a thoughtful approach to landscape design.
Well-planned landscape design can help conserve water, support biodiversity, reduce maintenance, improve outdoor comfort, and contribute to more resilient communities.