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4.9 stars · 187 gardens.

The pattern below: ranges that hold, gardens that survive August, and the occasional designer talking a client out of a chapter.

Ratings summary and individual reviews

4.9
★★★★★

187 VERIFIED REVIEWS

Reviews come from completed projects and active care plans. We publish the four-star ones too — fall slots really do vanish, and pretending otherwise would be astroturf.

★★★★★

"Every landscaper wanted to 'come take a look' before saying any number. Mosslane's estimator gave us a range at 10pm, the walkthrough matched it, and the garden came in $400 under. In AUGUST it still looks designed."

THE PALMERS — FLOWER MOUND · DESIGN & BUILD
★★★★★

"The scaled drawing sold my HOA in one meeting — materials specced, plant list attached, no allowances hiding anywhere. Patio built in nine days, and the fire pit is where my teenagers actually talk to us now."

M. & J. COLE — HIGHLAND VILLAGE · HARDSCAPE
★★★★★

"The care plan is the sleeper hit. Twice a month someone who knows the design prunes it like the designer is watching. Year two looks better than year one, which has never happened to any yard I've owned."

THE NGUYENS — ROANOKE · CARE PLAN
★★★★★

"Two salvias didn't survive their first summer. Photos Monday, new plants Thursday, zero interrogation about my watering. The warranty is real and so is the muhly in October."

R. ADEYEMI — DENTON · PLANTING
★★★★☆

"Fall slots really do vanish — we waited five weeks to start. Worth it: the French drain ended a decade of a swamp lawn, and they regraded the bed so you'd never know machines were here."

S. WHITAKER — ARGYLE · DRAINAGE
★★★★★

"Told the walkthrough designer our real budget and braced for the upsell. Instead she phased the plan into three honest chapters and told us which one to skip entirely. We'll do chapters two and three with nobody else."

D. FOLARIN — NORTHLAKE · PHASED BUILD

Get your range in 20 seconds.

Then walk the yard with a designer. Both happen before any romance clouds the budget.