Randy sold his construction business years ago and now enjoys using his creative mind to help people realize their home & property’s maximum potential.

He now provides personalized consultation to homeowners, and training to landscape designers & builders locally and internationally.

  • Consulting

  • Training

  • Expertise

Randy offers personalized consulting services for your home landscape needs, and also for businesses.

GET IN TOUCH TO ASK ABOUT YOUR individual NEEDS.

519.942.7325

info@randytumber.com

“I consider him a mentor and colleague at the highest of levels. Randy’s ability to see the future of a project or a site is instrumental...Truly one of the great masters… ”
— Paul Brydges, OALA, CSLA, ASLA, LO, APALA, CLD

Teaching you to create engaging spaces for people to enjoy and explore.

Randy is widely known for his excellence in specializing in the design and installation of mature, native landscapes. Some of his areas of expertise include: overall project and site planning; creating natural-looking water features; working with natural stone and native habitat restoration.

Tumber quite purposely steers away from many of the current trends in the landscape industry. His naturalistic designs are built to reflect a statement of permanence and timeless elegance.

Randy works internationally. To book a training session or speaking engagement contact him at info@randytumber.com.

“I believe the right landscape design can bring you closer to the people you love...”
— Randy Tumber
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“We have deep depth...”
— Yogi Berra

DEPTH in the Landscape -what is it?

Depth is when you sequentially position visual points of interest further from the viewer. Some are close, some are far, and some are in between.

What emotional response does it create?

Depth adds interest and immersion to a landscape design, creating the illusion of larger spaces just beyond your immediate environment. It coddles you with concentric rings of assorted visual elements. It makes you feel safe.

How can you create it?

To create depth, you must first understand and identify the vantage point from where the viewer will most often experience the landscape. After that, you must deliberately design additional elements that will be planted further and further away from the viewer, becoming visible in decreasing clarity and thereby creating depth of field...

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