Jocelyn & Charlie Moore of Saintscapes

Cultivating Beauty… Beyond the Garden

After years independently wandering the vast landscapes of the West—across the Sierra Nevada, through Pacific forests, and along countless miles of unfamiliar roads—we found each other, and now, together, our way back to Florida. We returned to be closer to family, to build meaningful community, and to pour our craft into creating spaces of beauty and belonging.

We are Charlie and Jocelyn, the founders of SaintScapes.

From our first camping trip in Mammoth, it was clear we shared an instinct for shaping the outdoors into places of comfort and connection. [We’re in the backcountry, a blank naturescape, no pre-established campsite— as I follow my usual method to build camp, I notice Charlie leading his own initiative tinkering installations that transformed untouched ground into a warm, welcoming home—proof, together we can build an abundant life rooted in creativity and purpose.] (This follows the clout he gained when I learned he cooks with a well-season cast-iron skillet.)

We met while working at a ski resort in Lake Tahoe and eloped shortly after. A simple Sunday afternoon celebration with family in Florida reminded us where we truly belong. Shortly after, we packed our life into the car and began the path toward our true calling: SaintScapes.

To us, a garden is more than a collection of plants. It is a space for reflection—a place where stories unfold, families gather, and an opportunity to realign with one-self.

SaintScapes was founded to share this belief. We create outdoor environments that bring harmony and presence and help remind us how life holds such nuanced beauty.

RESOURCEFUL | ADAPTABLE

DEDICATED TO OUR CRAFT

Meet Charlie: The Problem-Solving Builder

For me, landscaping is a familiar rhythm—one I first learned at 12 years old while mowing lawns in my Jacksonville neighborhood. It followed me to Florida State University, where I launched “Mowing Grass Between Class.”

After a chapter in commercial insurance, the call of the outdoors drew me back—this time to San Francisco, where I transitioned to creative landscape design, managing complex projects for remarkable clients. Whether leading operations at a ski resort or running my own business, I’ve always embraced the challenge of creating something from nothing. Resourceful, energetic, and endlessly inventive—I solve problems the way some people solve puzzles.

Meet Jocelyn: The Designer & Grounding Force

Jocelyn brings a heritage of craftsmanship and an understanding of the land. Raised by a Master Gardener and a contractor, she grew up with respect for environmental balance and the value of thoughtful work.

Before we met, she owned a thriving salon in Tennessee and later transitioned into the event industry—building infrastructure for festivals across the West and sharpening her eye for design. She is the grounding force of our team: patient, meticulous, and intentional. Every plant she places is chosen with purpose. Every detail she shapes is executed with care.

Rooted Again. Ready to Grow.

We are grateful to be home and honored to do what we love. We cannot wait to help you cultivate a landscape that feels deeply your own.

A camping scene with a black SUV, a small tent, a campfire ring, and a pile of branches in a dry, grassy outdoor area with mountains in the background.
A man and woman are standing on snow-covered ground with skis and poles, smiling in front of a mountain landscape with trees and snow-capped peaks.
Woman with red hair and tattoos crouches on top of a white storage container, holding a long metal pole, with clear blue sky in the background.
A person fishing on a riverbank framed by palm trees with lush vegetation, a sandy shore, and driftwood during sunset.
Two people with bicycles standing at the entrance of a building, smiling at the camera.
A man wearing sunglasses works on wooden construction outdoors near water.
A man crouching on his knees working on a brick floor in a backyard, with a wooden fence and house siding visible in the background.
A man with sunglasses, a long-sleeve shirt, shorts, and sandals, standing on a rocky riverbank during daytime, with a backpack and a fishing rod attached to it, overlooking a river surrounded by trees and mountains.
Two women working on a construction site at sunset, one sitting and holding a drill and the other bending down, both wearing work clothes and safety gear.