Landscape Services in Muncie, Indiana

Plant Studio Landscape is a design-and-build landscape company in Muncie, Indiana, serving homeowners across the I-69 corridor and East Central Indiana from Anderson out to Hartford City. With Josh Perkins, Landscape Architect, leading design in house and our own crews handling every part of the build, you work with the same team from the first site walk to the finished project. There is no general contractor in the middle, and no design fee for a plan that gets handed off to someone else to execute. That also means one point of contact and one source of answers. A dedicated project manager keeps crews, materials, and schedule moving, and keeps you in the loop at every phase, so you are never chasing a subcontractor for a status update or wondering who stands behind the finished work. The work covers full-property design-build, single-service installation, and recurring maintenance, with material decisions and base-construction specs sized for Indiana freeze and thaw rather than a generic regional template. Most relationships start with a property consultation. Some grow into ten-year maintenance accounts, some stay focused on one project. Either way, the people who draw the plan are the people who build it.

This page is a map of the work we do at Plant Studio Landscape in Muncie. If you are starting fresh on a backyard, a patio, a pool, or a full property buildout, the seven categories below show what fits where. If you have a working landscape that needs ongoing care, you will see those services too. Every category links to a dedicated page with the practice details.

Most projects we take on are residential properties from Muncie out through Yorktown, Daleville, Albany, and the wider I-69 corridor toward Anderson and north Indianapolis. The work ranges from a single planting bed along the Cardinal Greenway corridor to a full design-build with pool, patio, and lighting on a five-acre property out past Madison Street. We treat all of it the same way: walk the property first, design around what is already there, build with materials that hold up in Indiana freeze and thaw, and finish one project before we move to the next. You can read more about how the studio is set up and who works on your project on our About page.

Josh Perkins, Landscape Architect, leads design at Plant Studio Landscape. The Landscape Architect title is a state-regulated credential, not a self-applied label, and it means the design work on your property is done by a registered professional rather than handed off to a contractor with a rendering tool. Josh’s portfolio in East Central Indiana runs from single-family Muncie lots near Walnut Street and Memorial Drive out to multi-acre properties along the I-69 corridor toward Anderson.

Amelia Zaharako, Landscape Designer, supports the design phase with planting plans and detail work. Brayden Romine runs project management on the build side, coordinating crews, materials, and schedule from site walk through handoff. The people who draw your plan are the same people you walk the finished property with at the end of the project. We do not subcontract the parts that matter.

The studio approach is small enough to keep continuity on every job and large enough to handle full design-build scope without pushing work to outside trades. That is the trade we built the practice around.

The right service depends on where your property is right now. Three common entry points cover most of the projects we take on.

If you are starting fresh on a new build, a property that has never been landscaped, or a yard you want to redesign from scratch, start with Design. A master plan gives you a single document that organizes hardscape, planting, drainage, lighting, and irrigation on one drawing so the build can sequence in phases without losing the plot.

If you have a property that was landscaped once and now needs ongoing care, start with Maintenance. We will walk the property, get a sense of what is already established, and put together a recurring schedule that keeps the work looking right through Indiana’s full season cycle. If the lawn already has an irrigation system that has not been blown out or programmed correctly for the season, Irrigation and Sprinkler Systems is the right place to start instead.

If the project is a specific outdoor living goal, a patio you actually use, a pool that fits the property, a hardscape upgrade, an irrigation system that finally waters every square foot, or outdoor lighting that lets the property keep working past sundown, go straight to the category that fits and we will start the conversation there. If the scope grows during the site walk, we pull in Design as the next step.