曾经是历史悠久的农业农田，20世纪高沙漠的宅基地位于高山冠层的棉树和榆树之下，已经成为退化和无效的景观。 为了提供“餐桌维持”的愿景，景观恢复承诺了业主的管理和慈善精神，表现出卓越的花园设计如何有利于周边社区和公民。 例如，干葡萄藤被用来创造冬季花圈，作为业主的礼物，而花园里的多余水果和蔬菜分发给新墨西哥州全境的工作人员和当地的食品银行和学校。

Once a historic agricultural farmstead, the 20th century high-desert homestead set within a tall canopy of cottonwood and elm trees had become a degraded and unproductive landscape. With the vision to provide ‘sustenance for the table,’ the landscape restoration commits itself to the owner’s spirit of stewardship and philanthropic efforts, demonstrating excellence of how productive garden design can also benefit its surrounding community and citizens. For example, dried grapevines are used to create winter wreaths, given as gifts by the owner, while excess fruits and vegetables from the gardens are distributed to staff and to local food banks and schools throughout central New Mexico.