Landscape Design | Installation | Garden Care
Atlanta • Stockbridge • McDonough • South Metro
Beauty for every season,
made simple.
From vision to garden, we’ve got you.
Your home deserves a landscape that grows with you. From thoughtful design and professional installation to seasonal planting and ongoing care, we make it easy to keep your outdoor spaces beautiful year-round.
Custom Design
Planting plans shaped around your budget, style, current conditions, and long-term garden health.
Mindful Installation
Careful plant placement, soil preparation, mulch, stone, and finishing details.
Outdoor Spaces
Front yards, foundation beds, patios, walkways, dry creek beds, and seasonal garden refreshes.
Community Landscapes
Subdivision entrances, neighborhood signs, shared beds, and small community spaces.
HOW IT WORKS
Consultation → Design → Review & Refine → Installation → Ongoing Stewardship
Ready to tell us more?
Our Discovery Form helps us understand your property, priorities, style, budget and timing so we can make the most of your consultation and determine the best next step for your project.
Not ready for the full form?
Have a quick question or want to see if your project is a good fit? Send us a brief inquiry, and we’ll be in touch.
Landscape Design + Installation FAQs
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What areas do you serve?
Nature by Design ATL serves homeowners throughout Atlanta, Decatur, Stockbridge, McDonough, and South Metro, generally within our 25-mile service area.
Can I hire you for both landscape design and installation?
Yes. Our design work is created with installation in mind. We help plan the layout, select the plants, prepare the beds, and install the landscape so the finished space feels cohesive from the start.
What makes your landscape design approach different?
Our work is personal, plant-focused, and intentionally installed. We consider current conditions, style, seasonal interest, plant health, and how the landscape will mature over time.
Do you design subdivision entrances or small community spaces?
Yes. We design and install plant-focused updates for subdivision entrances, neighborhood signs, shared garden beds, and small community landscape areas.