Ambiance Garden Design

Ambiance Garden Design Award Winner - Best of Houzz 2026
Ambiance Garden Design, owned by Suzanne Wilkerson. The Garden is

Ambiance Garden Design LLC: Elevating Outdoor Spaces in Charlotte, NC

Ambiance Garden Design LLC, a premier landscape company in Charlotte, NC, specializes in creating stunning, eco-friendly outdoor environments. With a focus on garden consultation, landscape design, and boutique landscape services, the company transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary havens. Serving both residential and com

mercial clients, Ambiance Garden Design offers a range of services, including balanced eco-system gardening, garden parties, urban gardening, rooftop and terrace gardening, and comprehensive landscape evaluation. Their team of experts crafts custom solutions that enhance the beauty and value of properties, while maintaining a commitment to sustainable practices. Recognized as a winner of the Best of Houzz award, Ambiance Garden Design treats every project as a work of art, blending practical functionality with timeless aesthetic appeal. Their garden concierge services ensure the longevity and splendor of each landscape, making gardening a truly magical and rewarding experience. Whether you're seeking to revitalize your residential oasis or elevate the curb appeal of your commercial space, Ambiance Garden Design in Charlotte, NC, is the trusted partner to bring your outdoor vision to life. Experience the transformative power of investment-quality landscaping and let your garden become a source of beauty and enjoyment.

08/20/2026

These are leaf-footed bug nymphs, very likely a Leptoglossus species. Their bright orange and red bodies, long black legs and antennae, and tendency to gather on developing fruit are characteristic of immature leaf-footed bugs.
And in this case, they are detrimental, not beneficial. Leaf-footed bugs have piercing-sucking mouthparts and feed by puncturing developing fruits and seeds. When you see this many nymphs gathered on one fruit, it’s a good idea to intervene.
For a home vegetable garden, Suzanne recommends starting with a simple approach rather than reaching for a broad-spectrum insecticide. Put on gloves and knock or brush the bugs into a container of soapy water. Then inspect the fruit, vines, stems, and especially the undersides of nearby leaves for additional nymphs and egg clusters.
The pale scarring and white spots on the fruit can also be a sign of injury, and a good thing to watch for in your garden!
Have you spotted leaf-footed bug nymphs on your cucumbers or other garden plants this season?

08/18/2026

Still waiting for your tomatoes to take off?
The secret isn't what you do later. It's how you plant them.
In this tutorial, Suzanne shares a few simple techniques for planting cherry tomatoes in grow bags that help support strong roots, healthier plants, and better production.
Grow bags are one of the easiest ways to grow food in small spaces, whether you have a patio, deck, balcony, or backyard.
How are your tomatoes doing this season?
Tell us in the comments: thriving, struggling, or already harvested?
Save this for next season and share it with someone who loves growing their own food.

08/17/2026

Mulch gets messy. Grass creeps in. Weeds follow.

That’s why we install steel edging with a portion buried below grade and a clean reveal above ground. It creates a crisp separation between turf and planting beds while reducing ongoing maintenance.

The difference is subtle from the street, but it completely changes how a landscape looks and performs.

Would you add this to your landscape?

Save this for your next project and share it with someone who is tired of fighting grass in their beds.

08/13/2026

The difference is in the details.
Here's the finished cobblestone edge from Part 1. Beyond giving the landscape a clean, timeless look, this edge serves an important purpose by helping prevent grass from creeping into the planting beds over time. A well-defined border means less maintenance, cleaner bed lines, and a landscape that stays looking sharp season after season.
What do you think of the finished result?





08/12/2026

Have you ever spent hours cleaning up landscape beds, only to have grass creep right back in?
One of the most effective ways to create a long-term barrier between your lawn and planting beds is with a properly installed cobblestone Belgian block edge. It helps keep the lines clean, reduces ongoing maintenance, and adds a timeless look that only gets better with age.
This is Part 1 of the process. The finished result in Part 2 completely transforms the edge and shows why taking the time to do it right matters.
Would you add a cobblestone edge to your landscape?





08/11/2026

Bagworms can do serious damage before most people even notice they're there. In this video, Joel walks through how we treat bagworms on conifers using a systemic drench, helping protect valuable landscape plants from further feeding and decline.
Have you spotted bagworms on your evergreens this season?

We recently gave this creeping fig a detailed trim to maintain the clean, architectural look that complements the home a...
08/10/2026

We recently gave this creeping fig a detailed trim to maintain the clean, architectural look that complements the home and highlights the staircase. Regular attention to details like these helps keep a landscape looking polished year-round. Have you seen creeping fig growing along walls in your area?

08/04/2026

Take a closer look at your evergreens.
What looks like a few brown patches can quickly turn into a much bigger problem if pests like bagworms go unnoticed. Catching issues early is one of the best ways to protect the health and appearance of your landscape.

Have you checked your evergreens lately? Let us know what you're seeing in your garden this season.





07/30/2026

Sharing a few simple tips for planting boxwoods the right way.
A healthy, long-lasting boxwood starts long before it fills in and takes shape. The way it's planted can make all the difference in how well it establishes, grows, and performs for years to come.
What planting tip has made the biggest difference in your garden?

07/23/2026

One of the best parts of our work is coming back to a garden and seeing how it has settled in.
The trees are a little fuller, the perennials have found their stride, and the landscape feels more connected to the home than it did on day one. Gardens aren't built overnight. They grow into themselves over time, and that's what makes revisiting them so rewarding.

Address

310 East Boulevard Suite 9
Charlotte, NC
28203

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17042924400

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Ambiance Garden Design posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Ambiance Garden Design:

Shortcuts

Share

Category