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Charlotte's premier environmentally conscious landscaping service.

10/30/2026

The books that shaped how we think about land, food, farming, and the natural world. A few of them feel especially relevant to what’s happening in Charlotte right now. What’s on your shelf? Drop your recommendations in the comments.

10/27/2026

Five natives that earn their place every fall. Aster bringing late-season blooms when everything else is winding down. Pink muhly turning the yard into something you have to stop and look at. Redbud going gold before it goes bare. Spicebush giving off golds and aromatics. Goldenrod doing what goldenrod always does, showing up bright and feeding every pollinator still working in October. Plant any one of these and fall gets even more beautiful to watch. 🍁

10/26/2026

We believe a landscape can be beautiful and do good for the environment around it.

Native plants, healthy soil, and thoughtful design can create outdoor spaces that look good, support local wildlife, help manage stormwater, and work with the natural systems that sustain us.

Our approach starts with the land itself: your soil, sunlight, drainage, and site conditions. From there, we design with native plants, edible landscapes, and healthy soil powered by Crown Town Compost to create a landscape that works with nature, not against it.

No gas-powered equipment. No chemicals. No synthetic inputs. Just intentional, earth-friendly landscapes designed to thrive for years to come — benefiting your home, your neighbors, and the birds and pollinators that call this place home.

New here? Welcome. We’re glad you’re here. 🌿

10/24/2026

We’re hiring! Crown Town Landscapes is looking for an Estate Gardener and a Project Manager to join the team. If you care about how things grow and how work gets done, we’d love to meet you. Link in bio to apply.

10/23/2026

A lot of people are concerned about getting their projects done before winter, but the good news is, we can absolutely get it done during the winter months! We’ll walk you through the process every step of the way. If you need more details, reach out to Charlie at the link in our bio☝️

10/21/2026

Blue salvia, aka woodland sage, is a landscape staple for good reason. Plenty of flower power, a favorite among pollinators, and tough enough to keep showing off from the heat of summer through the chill of fall. It’s one of those plants that earns its place in the garden season after season.

10/18/2026

In the spirit of the season, a few things that we find pretty spooky:

👻 Pesticides sprayed on lawns where kids and dogs play barefoot.

👻 Synthetic fertilizers that feed the plant but destroy the soil biology underneath.

👻 Monoculture grass lawns that support exactly zero pollinators.

👻 Landscape fabric that suffocates the soil for decades.

👻 Mulch volcanoes piled against tree trunks.

👻 Invasive plants taking over a native ecosystems.

Here’s the part that isn’t scary - all of this is fixable. A thoughtful landscape takes care of most of this list and gets better every season doing it.

Link in bio if your yard has a few skeletons we can help with.

10/15/2026

October is garlic month and there is no better time to get cloves in the ground in Charlotte.

Garlic is one of the most satisfying things you can plant. Drop a clove in the ground now, mulch it, and mostly leave it alone until June. The roots establish through fall, the plant goes dormant through winter, and by spring it’s already on its way. One clove becomes one full bulb. That’s a pretty good return on about ten minutes of work.

In Zone 8a, October through early November is your window. Full sun, well-drained soil amended with compost, pointy side up, two inches deep, and a layer of mulch on top to protect through the cold months.

If you’ve been wanting to try edible landscaping but don’t know where to start, garlic is the answer. It’s low maintenance, high reward, and it goes in the ground right now.

Link in bio if you’d like help incorporating edibles into your landscape this fall.

Address

932 Seigle Avenue
Charlotte, NC
28205

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17043003607

Website

http://www.crowntownlandscapes.com/, http://getcrowntown.com/, https://meetings.hubspot.com/crown-town/social

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