Why winter is the best time to design your Chattanooga landscape
Call a landscape designer in April and you’re probably looking at a June or July install. Call in November and […]
Fescue, bermuda, or zoysia: the honest answer for Chattanooga lawns
Chattanooga sits in what turf people call the transition zone, which is a polite way of saying no grass is
Where to buy native plants near Chattanooga
The question comes up on almost every planting consultation: this all sounds great, but where do you actually get these
Invasive plants in Tennessee yards, and what to plant instead
Some of the most common plants in Chattanooga yards were never supposed to be here, and several of them are
How to choose a landscape designer in Chattanooga
Search for landscape help in Chattanooga and you’ll find lawn crews, landscapers, designers, design-build companies, and landscape architects, all using
Do you need a permit for that patio? Chattanooga rules, plainly
Nobody daydreams about permits. The daydream is the fire pit, the wall, the finished patio. Then somewhere between the drawing
Fall planting in Chattanooga: your yard’s most important month
October is the best month to plant most things in a Chattanooga landscape. It’s also the month homeowners are least
Native ground covers for Chattanooga clay: what works, what fails
The most under-designed part of the average Chattanooga landscape is the ground layer. Most homeowners default to bark mulch under
Why we design for maintenance, not against it
There’s a hidden assumption in most landscape design work: that a landscape’s purpose is to hide its maintenance. Manicured lawns
How to read your Chattanooga site before you buy a single plant
Most homeowners who want a landscape project make the same mistake first: they start with the plants they want. Or
What does a landscape design project actually look like, start to finish?
If you’ve never done a landscape project before, the process can feel opaque. You call a designer, and then… what?
Best plants for Chattanooga’s clay soil and humid summers
Most homeowners in Chattanooga buy plants that aren’t going to make it here. Not because the catalogs are lying. Because
Is it too late to start a Chattanooga landscape project this season?
If you’ve been putting off your landscape project all spring and now it’s June, here’s the short version. You’re not
How much does landscape design cost in Chattanooga in 2026?
If you’re thinking about a landscape design project for your Chattanooga home, the first question is usually the same. What’s