Experience You Can Rely On
For more than 30 years, Old South has provided residential and commercial landscaping throughout Middle Tennessee. Our experience in Columbia, Spring Hill, and Thompson’s Station reflects our ability to adapt to communities in transition, preserving character where it matters while supporting new development with reliable, high-quality service.
Residential Services
Homeowners in these communities look for landscapes that complement their homes and add long-term value. Whether it’s caring for spacious yards, enhancing outdoor living areas in growing neighborhoods, or designing landscapes that highlight the region’s natural beauty and historic character, our residential services bring out the best in every property.
Commercial Services
As Columbia, Spring Hill, and Thompson’s Station continue to grow, businesses and organizations need professional landscaping to keep up. Old South partners with commercial clients, including retail centers, office complexes, schools, and healthcare facilities, to deliver dependable landscaping that makes a strong first impression and provides year-round curb appeal.
Creating Landscapes for Growing Southern Communities
Old South Landscaping is proud to serve Columbia, Spring Hill, and Thompson’s Station, three communities south of Nashville that balance rich history with rapid growth. From serene farmland and historic sites to new housing developments and bustling commercial centers, our landscaping services support both tradition and progress.
Where history and growth come together, Old South Landscaping provides landscapes built with integrity and designed for longevity. Families and businesses turn to us for our horticultural expertise, quality products, and consistent service that never cuts corners.
View Our Work in Columbia, Spring Hill & Thompson’s Station
We have provided landscaping services in the greater Nashville area since 1992. Browse a few of our favorite outdoor living spaces, garden designs and botanical displays in Columbia, Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station.
