New Sod, Trees, Shrubs, Grasses, and Seasonal Color invite you to your new Nashville home.
Soft touch holly border along the sidewalk in this before and after Nashville home.
Small Colorguard Yucca planted next to variegated liriope and a river birch in Murfreesboro.
Kale and lettuce started from seed in early February. Transplanted to the raised bed in late March.
Edible landscaping with a cedar raised bed and pea gravel mulch.
River rock mulch with abelias and hydrangeas in Smyrna.
Herb kitchen garden with native perennials in this shady Nashville backyard.
Arborvitae removed, replaced with glossy abelia and hydrangea border.
Boxwood replaced with azaleas.
New sod and shrubs for this home near Opryland.
Variegated liriope (monkey grass) border with english laurels and Limelight hydrangeas.
Korean boxwood and blue Endless Summer hydrangea create a dramatic before and after.
My first container garden at the Icon in the Gulch, Nashville! Emerald Green Arborvitae with white impatiens and creeping jenny perennial. Don’t let the pots freeze in the Winter…
East Nashville bungalow…A weigelia was removed, the Centennial Spirit crapemyrtle was pruned, and a korean boxwood border added. A soaker hose is buried under the mulch for irrigation during the August heat.
Shady perennial garden started from the weeds!
Abelias and azaleas bring evergreen interest to a shady front yard.
Perennials and flowering shrubs spruce up this nice home.
This shady area on the north side of the home is perfect for ferns and blue Endless Summer hydrangeas.
