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Red Chair Gardens Southeast Michigan’s woman- and veteran-owned gardening company. We garden with nature in mind while prioritizing what our clients want and need most.

Every landscape is treated as a long-term property investment, as well as a home for local wildlife.

Fall pots 🍁
10/12/2026

Fall pots 🍁

Some satisfying Before & Afters of a clean-up and mulch job we did in late Summer!
10/06/2026

Some satisfying Before & Afters of a clean-up and mulch job we did in late Summer!

Hello, Fall! 🍁
09/22/2026

Hello, Fall! 🍁

Pictures of before, after weeding, and after mulching & planting
07/01/2026

Pictures of before, after weeding, and after mulching & planting

Some Before & Afters of a clean-up and mulch job we did for a client.
06/26/2026

Some Before & Afters of a clean-up and mulch job we did for a client.

Phew! Wow we've been busy. Spring clean-ups, ordering annuals, large projects ripping out Lily-of-the-Valley (keep us in...
05/15/2026

Phew! Wow we've been busy.

Spring clean-ups, ordering annuals, large projects ripping out Lily-of-the-Valley (keep us in your thoughts) among other things. From here until probably mid-summer you'll be seeing a lot less of us on social media. However, we want you all to see what we've been up to, so we'll be posting some before-and-after pictures along the way.

Here are some to start!
This is in the front yard of a new client of ours. He is from California and this May will be his first full year in Michigan. He told me the drastic difference in the gardening world between our two states, and that was just from the procurement side. Having been used to the do-it-all companies, it was jarring for him having to navigate the multiple companies most have to contact in order to take care of their full yards. He luckily ran into Red Chair Gardens while we were taking care of the entryway beds to his subdivision. Unable to do a lot physically, thistle was able to spread seeds last year, creating a kind of forest within the boxwoods.

So, please, enjoy these pictures of what we found to be a VERY satisfying clean-up job.

Why we WON'T do everything you're asking for (and why that's a good thing👀)⬇🌿We WILL, however, be considering two things...
03/21/2026

Why we WON'T do everything you're asking for (and why that's a good thing👀)⬇

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We WILL, however, be considering two things at all times:

1) How can we bring the vision you have of your gardens to life?

and,

2) How can we do this sustainably and in an environmentally positive way?

We are dedicated to the compromise. We love peonies just as much as we love common milkweed.

No garden can be installed without considering both nature AND people.

With insects accounting for nearly 80% of ALL LIFE on Earth, it's staggering to see the latest studies reporting insect population declines upwards of 40-50%. Insects are a major food source for many creatures and pollinate the majority of our crops and other plants.

Knowing that, we can't ignore native plants that are beautiful AND fuel insect populations.

Your hydrangeas are safe! But maybe we can add Wild Lupine (Lupinus perennis) to your garden where you once thought Purple Woodland Sage (Salvia nemorosa) would be perfect.

Yes, we will listen to what you want in your garden. We will, however, always remind you of our insect neighbors and how we can share our gardens with them.

So, give us a call! We're excited to tell you what we WON'T do😉

Next week, it's on!The weather forecast seems to suggest we will be starting the gardening season next week! We're excit...
03/13/2026

Next week, it's on!

The weather forecast seems to suggest we will be starting the gardening season next week! We're excited to have dirt on our hands and the sun on our backs as we begin with Spring Clean-ups and the start of our scheduled maintenance. If you're looking for porch pots, vegetable gardens, annual displays, and more, reach out today and we'll find a time for you!

03/06/2026

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Neet-ure! Can anyone tell us what this is?👀👀Last Monday we shared pictures of chewed tree stumps from when beavers moved...
03/03/2026

Neet-ure! Can anyone tell us what this is?👀👀
Last Monday we shared pictures of chewed tree stumps from when beavers moved into a neighborhood once their habitat was left untouched. It's a beautiful thing to see our animal friends move back in!
However, this week we're sharing a VERY interesting picture; this little egg sac was found in the top branches of a shrub sitting along the riverbank. You'll often find them on the under side of leaves, in leaf litter, or on branches. Ben was quick to identify its inhabitants, but can you guess what lies inside, waiting to hatch?
We'll give you a hint: One could joke and say these critters are very religious, as they do a lot of PRAYING. 😉

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San Diego, CA

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(858) 353-2871

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