Charlotte gardens
Charlotte has hot, humid summers, mild winters and red clay soil, and many lots have mature hardwood trees. Designs often work around those trees: shade gardens, woodland edges, patios placed under existing canopy, and planting that copes with root competition. Sloped yards are common, so retaining walls, steps and terraced beds come up often in plans.
Charlotte gets clear seasons, and a render can use that: flowering shrubs in spring, full green in summer or autumn color on the existing trees. Tell us which season sells the design best for your client.
How a Charlotte job runs
- You send a site plan or photos and your design, or describe what you want.
- We send a written quote with the views, revision rounds and a delivery date.
- You approve a rough layout and camera views before planting and materials go on.
- We deliver finished plans and renders sized for print, screen or a client presentation.
Everything happens by email and shared folders, and we book calls in Eastern time. We don't have an office in Charlotte and don't visit sites; good photos and a rough measurement of the yard are enough.
What you can order
Backyard renders
Eye-level and overhead views of a whole yard design.
Planting plans
Colored plans that show what goes where and how big it gets.
Hardscape views
Patios, paths, pergolas, outdoor kitchens and pool decks.
Questions
Can you keep existing trees in the render?
Yes. Send photos and their rough positions, and we model them so the new design sits under the real canopy.
What time zone do you use for Charlotte?
We book calls in Eastern time.
Ask for a quote
Price depends on the number of views, the size of the yard and how much of the design we draw from scratch, so every job gets its own written quote.