
Paul's Garden Service
Garden Installation in Greenville, SC
New garden beds and complete planting transformations with perennials, shrubs, trees, and ornamental grasses chosen for lasting interest.
How we approach garden installation
A new garden bed can change the whole feel of a home. We build beds from the ground up or rework tired ones, pairing plants that look good together and grow well together.
Our recent front installations have combined hostas, ferns, hydrangeas, boxwoods, gardenias, perennial grasses, variegated liriope, loropetalums, and cypresses for texture and seasonal interest.
What's included
New garden beds
New beds shaped and prepared for planting.
Perennials
Hostas, ferns, and flowering perennials for color and texture.
Shrubs
Hydrangeas, boxwoods, gardenias, loropetalums, and more.
Trees
Specimen and structural trees placed with care.
Ornamental grasses
Movement and fine texture that carry through the seasons.
Plant combinations
Groupings planned for seasonal interest, not just day one.
Our process
- 01
Visit
We look at the bed, the light, and what you want to see.
- 02
Plant list
We suggest plant combinations suited to the spot.
- 03
Prepare
Beds are cleared and prepared for planting.
- 04
Plant and finish
We install and finish with mulch or pine straw.
From our projects
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Questions
About garden installation with Paul's Garden Service.
Do you install new gardens?
Yes. Garden installation is one of our core services, from single beds to full front and backyard plantings.
What kinds of plants do you install?
Shrubs, trees, perennials, and ornamental grasses. Plant installations for shrubs, trees, and perennials are our specialty.
Do you finish new beds with mulch or pine straw?
Yes. Most installations are finished with a fresh layer of mulch or pine straw.
Where we work
Garden Installation for homes in Greenville and nearby communities.
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