Alex Smith Garden Design, Ltd.

Alex recently went on a trip to Basalt, CO and made a new friend along the way

We were fortunate to help our dear friends with a display for the Highlands Dahlia Festival this past weekend. A festive event at locations all over town! . . . #alexsmithgardendesign #bestinshow #dahlia #highlandsnc #dahliafestival #autumn #foragedecor #harveststatement #falldecor

A late summer vignette

Introducing our newest (and fluffiest) team members at our Scaly Mountain office. There is a variety of chicken breeds enjoying the mountain air in this coop. We expect some to begin laying eggs in the coming weeks @ Scaly Mountain, North Carolina

3 of 3: For the past few weeks, Alex has been traveling across the Southeast visiting old and new projects. We are amazed at the beauty and progress these jobs are showing. @ Southeast U.S.A

2 of 3: For the past few weeks, Alex has been traveling across the Southeast visiting old and new projects. We are amazed at the beauty and progress these jobs are showing. @ Sea Island, Georgia

1 of 3: For the past few weeks, Alex has been traveling across the Southeast visiting old and new projects. We are amazed at the beauty and progress these jobs are showing. @ Highlands, North Carolina

Our talented Tami Larson created this beautiful arrangement as a high school graduation gift for Alex’s daughter using flowers from our office

In these uncertain times, it is comforting to be able to enjoy the abundant beauty of spring to restore our faith in the world. Please enjoy these pictures that were taken at our office. It is constantly changing and never ceases to amaze me. I am so grateful to enjoy what I do for a living. - Alex Smith @ Chamblee, Georgia

We are honored to receive our second Shutze Award from the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art in the Commercial Landscape category for our White Garden at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. @ Atlanta, Georgia

This boxwood knot garden is stunning all year long. Swipe to the second photo and see the seasonal change @ Atlanta, Georgia

A mulch path with thick boulder steps makes this wooded hillside an inviting place to wander

Alex checked in on this beautiful project over the holidays. We are in awe with how much this landscape has grown, particularly the Jasmine grid and trailing sedum pots @ Sea Island, Georgia

This arrangement is purely the work of nature! Spores from Maidenhair Ferns and Tree Ferns in our greenhouse snuck into this Christmas Cactus to create a stunning arrangement.