Front-yard design
Create a stronger first impression with intentional bed lines, welcoming entries, attractive planting, defined walkways, and low-maintenance finishing materials.

Landscape design in Hillsboro, Oregon, brings planting, patios, paths, walls, drainage and outdoor lighting into a practical plan. Weeping Willow helps homeowners create useful outdoor spaces with installation and long-term care in mind.
A successful landscape should look as though every part belongs. Weeping Willow plans outdoor spaces around the home, the way the yard is used, and the improvements that will make the greatest difference. Planting, patios, walkways, walls, drainage, lighting, irrigation, and long-term care are considered together, so the finished property feels cohesive, useful, and ready to enjoy.
Create a stronger first impression with intentional bed lines, welcoming entries, attractive planting, defined walkways, and low-maintenance finishing materials.
Turn open or underused space into comfortable areas for dining, entertaining, gardening, play, privacy, and quiet time outdoors.
Give the property color, texture, and year-round character with bed shapes and plant locations selected for the setting and ongoing care.
Plan paver or flagstone surfaces around natural movement, furniture, gathering space, garden access, and clean connections to the home.
Use retaining walls, courtyard walls, and rock work to shape slopes, frame outdoor rooms, define planting, and create more usable ground.
Coordinate drainage, irrigation, and outdoor lighting early so the landscape performs well and feels finished after the sun goes down.
Whether the goal is better curb appeal, a more comfortable backyard, cleaner drainage, additional privacy, or a complete outdoor renovation, the plan begins with your priorities and the realities of the property.
From Hillsboro and Orenco to Bethany, Reedville, Aloha, Cornelius, Forest Grove and Beaverton, the right scope starts with your property. Tell us about access, existing conditions, priorities and the timing you have in mind.
We also review projects in Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, Fairview and Wood Village. Availability depends on the service, location and schedule. Our team is based in Hillsboro; these communities are service areas, not separate offices.
Share photos and describe the result you want. We will discuss a practical next step and confirm what is included before work begins.
Add character to slopes, garden edges, raised beds, and transitions with stonework that feels at home in the Pacific Northwest.
Create an inviting foundation for outdoor furniture, dining, grilling, entertaining, and everyday time outside.
Address soggy areas, runoff, and grading concerns while protecting the appearance and usefulness of the surrounding landscape.
Support lawns and planting beds with practical watering coverage, system improvements, and repair work when performance slips.
Highlight entries, paths, walls, planting, and gathering areas while making the property more welcoming after dark.
Complete the transformation with crisp beds, refreshed surfaces, trimmed growth, and a thorough cleanup that makes the new design stand out.
We discuss what you want to change, how you use the property, and where drainage, access, privacy, maintenance, or unfinished areas are holding the yard back.
We organize the right mix of landscaping services, materials, transitions, and priorities into a clear approach for the project.
Once the scope is agreed, the work can move into installation with the major decisions aligned and the finished result kept in view.
Based in Hillsboro, serving Washington County communities and reviewing projects across Multnomah County. Share your address to confirm service availability and scheduling.
● Green: core service communities ● Gold: availability confirmed by project. Markers indicate approximate community centers, not business offices or guaranteed service boundaries.
*Multnomah County requests are reviewed for project fit and scheduling. Explore our service-area pages →
Yes. Weeping Willow can coordinate the design direction with the landscaping, hardscape, drainage, irrigation, lighting, fencing, and finishing work included in the agreed project scope.
Yes. A phased approach can address the highest-priority work first while keeping future patios, planting, walls, lighting, or irrigation connected to the same overall direction.
Absolutely. Front entries, side yards, backyard gathering areas, planting beds, drainage trouble spots, and other focused areas can be planned as individual improvements.
Tell us where the property is located, which areas you want to change, the result you have in mind, known access or drainage concerns, and the timing you are considering.

Tell us about your property and priorities. We’ll help you take the next step.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Tell us a little about your outdoor space. We’ll get back to you to discuss the next step.