About Us

Meg Glasser is a Los Angeles-based landscape designer who transforms underutilized plots into thriving ecosystems that feed families, restore native habitats, and bring neighbors together.

Her design philosophy is rooted in partnership with nature. Meg specializes in weaving together California native plants with productive edible gardens, creating spaces that work with Southern California's unique climate while being both ecologically sound and deeply practical.

Meg's commitment to community access drives much of her work through collaborations with organizations like Homegirl Café, the Downtown Women's Center, and the Weingart Center to create gardens that serve as sources of fresh food, job training, and healing.

With a bachelor's degree in Design and certifications as a California Native Plant Landscaper, California Master Gardener and Master Food Preserver, Meg brings both artistic vision and horticultural expertise to every project.

When she's not designing gardens, Meg is tending to her own—a chaotic, beautiful space shared with her blended family of six. She serves on the boards of the Harvard Heights Neighborhood Association and the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, working to expand green space access throughout the city.

Meg's work has been featured in The Los Angeles Times, Take Part Media, KCRW's Good Food, and other publications that recognize the power of thoughtful garden design to strengthen communities.