Founded by Swiss-born, long-term Brooklynite Danielle Rambert, Persephone Moss is a landscaping company rooted in ecology and permaculture, striving to create environments that mimic nature.
Drawing on her prior training as a designer and her lifelong love of nature, Danielle aspires to design gardens that are not just beautiful, but also feel natural and in harmony with their surroundings—like they’ve been there forever.
Persephone Moss works with a rich, nature-inspired palette, selecting plants that flower throughout the warmer seasons and emphasize winter’s subtle, muted beauty. The result is a rich tapestry of biodiversity that is visually diverse and layered.
A diversity of plants and natural materials also attracts invertebrates and birds, providing shelter and food.
For the hardscaping of our gardens, we like to use natural materials: native outdoor woods, stones, lime paint, new or recycled, that not only look beautiful but also age gracefully.
Most of our clients are based in Brooklyn and across New York State (though we would love to work elsewhere, too). From front and back gardens to roof terraces, window boxes to Catskills gardens, we design and plant spaces of all sizes to add some space for the other kin of the planet.
Whatever your personal vision of an ideal garden may be—whether it’s driven by bold colors, fragrance as an organizing principle, a small peaceful courtyard, a green oasis garden, native plantings, or transforming a lawn into a flower meadow—we are happy to bring it to life in collaboration with you.
Danielle holds a certificate in permaculture from the Yestermorrow Design/Build School and has taken classes at the New York Botanical Garden, as well as the Planting Meadows course through NDAL.org.
Drawing on her prior training as a designer and her lifelong love of nature, Danielle aspires to design gardens that are not just beautiful, but also feel natural and in harmony with their surroundings—like they’ve been there forever.
Persephone Moss works with a rich, nature-inspired palette, selecting plants that flower throughout the warmer seasons and emphasize winter’s subtle, muted beauty. The result is a rich tapestry of biodiversity that is visually diverse and layered.
A diversity of plants and natural materials also attracts invertebrates and birds, providing shelter and food.
For the hardscaping of our gardens, we like to use natural materials: native outdoor woods, stones, lime paint, new or recycled, that not only look beautiful but also age gracefully.
Most of our clients are based in Brooklyn and across New York State (though we would love to work elsewhere, too). From front and back gardens to roof terraces, window boxes to Catskills gardens, we design and plant spaces of all sizes to add some space for the other kin of the planet.
Whatever your personal vision of an ideal garden may be—whether it’s driven by bold colors, fragrance as an organizing principle, a small peaceful courtyard, a green oasis garden, native plantings, or transforming a lawn into a flower meadow—we are happy to bring it to life in collaboration with you.
Danielle holds a certificate in permaculture from the Yestermorrow Design/Build School and has taken classes at the New York Botanical Garden, as well as the Planting Meadows course through NDAL.org.