Posts tagged Middle Tennessee garden design
Every Plant Is a Promise: Designing Low-Maintenance Landscapes for Real Life in Middle Tennessee
Every Plant Is a Promise: Designing Low-Maintenance Landscapes for Real Life in Middle Tennessee

A Middle Tennessee garden designer on the true, long-term cost of a landscape, and how to design a low-maintenance garden that still fits your life in twenty years.

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Landscape Design, Landscape Maintenance, Nashville Garden Design, Nashville Landscape, TN Native Garden Design, TN Farm & Acreage DesignClare HorneLow-Maintenance, luxury landscape design, large property landscaping, Garden Design, Tennessee native plants, Middle Tennessee garden design
The Spring Garden Is Decided in September
The Spring Garden Is Decided in September

Everyone believes the garden year begins in spring. Spring is when gardens are photographed. They are made in the fall — and if you want to be living in yours by May, the decision happens now.

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Design Process, Garden Planning, Landscape Design, Nashville Garden Design, Nashville Landscape, garden design philosophyClare Hornefall planting Tennessee, best time to plant trees and shrubs Tennessee, when to hire a landscape designer Nashville, landscape design timeline, fall garden design, Nashville garden designer, Middle Tennessee garden design, Zone 7a, garden design commission, Land Portraiture, Inhabitation Design, Clare Horne, The Grass Girl, fall vs spring planting, garden installation timeline
What Rewilding Gets Wrong
What Rewilding Gets Wrong

There is a question I have started asking every client who arrives at our first meeting with the word rewilding already in their mouths, already certain it is what they want. Which former glory?

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TN Native Garden Design, Rewilding, Garden Design on Acreage, garden design philosophy, Landscape DesignClare Hornerewilding, rewilding garden design, native plants Tennessee, Land Portraiture, Inhabitation Design, garden design philosophy, naturalistic garden design, Middle Tennessee garden design, Nashville garden designer, Clare Horne, The Grass Girl, ecological garden design, luxury garden design, naturalistic landscaping, fescue vs native plants, creek bank planting, goldenrod, native bluestems, letting the land lead, garden design framework