Why do so many expensive Nashville outdoor spaces sit empty? A Middle Tennessee garden designer on what it actually takes to get people to go outside and stay there.
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Read MoreI moved to my farm in Smith County from East Nashville. I don't think I ever once even noticed a bird at my house there, unless it flew into my window and died by the front door. I was a different person before this land got hold of me. Three years later, I still hadn't planted a thing, but the land had already started changing me.
Read MoreMy title was Happiness Manager. I was the most depressed person in the building. This is the story of how I ended up designing gardens in Nashville clay.
Read MoreYou don't need a bigger patio. You don't need a fancier fire pit. You need a reason to go outside and stay there. That's what a garden gives you, and it's the most valuable thing money can buy.
Read MoreA Nashville garden designer on why the biggest shift in 2026 isn't a feature; it's the return to presence, peace, and the radical act of going outside.
Read MoreA Nashville garden designer with an MFA on why gardens are the most complete art form on earth, through Monet, Bosch, Goldsworthy, and her own hands in the dirt.
Read MoreWhat to expect when you hire a garden designer in Nashville, from the first conversation to a buildable design. A step-by-step from Clare Horne of The Grass Girl.
Read MoreWhat every Nashville transplant needs to know before spending a dollar on landscaping.
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