The magnitude of a slight budget: Deliver results

Ironwood Design Group delivers quality installations regardless of budget contrasts.

Their knowledge of landscape design and maintenance allows clients to create their vision from the ground up.

A little goes a long way if you have a great design and the right landscape architect. When you have a tight budget, it can be a challenge, but can also create opportunities to deliver amazing results if owners and landscape architects work well together. Successfully executing jobs with slight budgets can be done through designing with intent. The common misconception people have about developing projects on limited budgets is that less is more. Choosing quality materials helps establish a strong foundation for your landscape.

Oftentimes, owners will choose materials that they are familiar with and are offered in large quantities rather than knowing the quality. In the long run, choosing materials that are good for the moment can actually increase your budget once you begin the maintenance. Why not choose materials and plants that will last throughout the change of weather and properly mature? Some plants might not mature in the way that you think they would and then you have the task of trying to make up for a decision made on the fly.

Take advantage of your landscape budget and let your landscape architect take the lead on providing quality designs. Ironwood Design Group designs with intent and strives to create a fulfilling and cohesive experience to every installation. Working closely with landscape architects to understand how planting decisions will mature over time and the proper maintenance needed to continue supporting the surrounding environment is essential.

Check out a few designs and installations that land the vision and continue to flourish:

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Ironwood Design Group | Lullwater, a Woodruff Property, Columbus, GA. Photo by John David Helms

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