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  • Beargrass (Xerophyllum tenax) in full bloom in a mountain meadow above Whitefish, Montana, near Whitefish Mountain Resort ski area, in the Crown of the Continent ecosystem, the namesake plant of Beargrass Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, serving the Whitefish MT and northern Montana area and the Kimberley BC and East Kootenays of British Columbia area

Inspired by nature, blending science and art.

Leslie Lowe, PLA, ASLA, MLA

Whitefish, MT | Kimberley, BC

Welcome

Beargrass Landscape Architecture is a landscape architectural firm serving the East Kootenays of BC and Northern Montana.

We have a preference for the minimal gesture, intuitive and natural places that meld seamlessly into beautifully functional environments.

Symmetry in motion. Harmony in design.

Serving Montana and British Columbia since 2011.

Award Winning Services

Best of Whitefish 2021 Award — Landscape Planning Services, Beargrass Landscape Architecture

Beargrass Landscape Architecture is a three-time winner of the Best of Whitefish award for Landscape Planning Services.

From The Drafting Board

WAG Dog Park improvements underway

New obstacle course features and plantings taking shape at the Hugh Rogers WAG Park in Whitefish.

Designing for the Crown of the Continent

A few thoughts on working with native species and cold-climate planting in Northern Montana and the East Kootenays.

Pro bono design: Sunshine Factory

Beargrass is proud to support the Sunshine Factory, Whitefish’s beloved children’s charity, with landscape design services.

Featured In

Daily Inter Lake: Landscape architect favors sustainable designs

A profile of Leslie’s design philosophy, from residential work and food forests to the Clear Sky Meditation Center in BC.

Whitefish dog park design captured national attention.

Landscape Architecture Magazine: Dogs Are The New Kids

Leslie quoted as a national voice on dog park design in this April 2016 feature from the profession’s leading journal.

Leslie and her firm have continuously served the Crown of the Continent — Montana and British Columbia — since 2011, making them the longest continuously operating landscape architecture firm in the region.

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