Carolyn's Landscaping & Nursery

Carolyn's has a long history of providing superior products and unparalleled service to the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC region. Our company has expanded to include horticultural services, hardscape design and construction, landscape lighting and water features. We also specialize in gated communities and have over 39 years of experience crafting designs in collaboration with property owners and with full regard for the parameters set by each community's Architectural Review Board.

Carolyn's Landscaping, Inc. was founded in 1976 as a landscape design/construction and maintenance company serving both residential and commercial clients on Hilton Head Island and in Beaufort and Jasper Counties. Carolyn's has a long history of providing superior products and unparalleled service. The company has diversified to include hardscape design and construction, landscape lighting, water features and horticultural services. Our design team has a combined 45 years' experience designing landscapes in the Lowcountry for residential and commercial properties.

Low-voltage landscape lighting systems are safe, economical and energy efficient and provide numerous benefits for homeowners. Lighting can be used to provide safe access near paths, drives and entry areas as well as for overall security, and the beauty of gardens and homes can be enhanced by showcasing architectural and plant features with dramatic lighting techniques. These cost-effective lighting systems use a transformer to reduce your normal household current to a 12-volt flow. Timers and motion detectors can be installed with the system to automatically turn the lights on and off.

Have you noticed tunnels in your lawn or soil pushed up along your drive, patio or sidewalk? These tunnels are burrowed by moles and sometimes voles. Without eradication of the varmints, your problem will only accelerate to the point that you may experience plant and turf loss, as well as end up with the most horrible-looking yard on the block. Once plant roots become separated from soil contact those roots die, causing your plant/turf to die back. Moles are single-dwelling creatures by nature, but every year in the late winter/spring they go on a mission to find a mate.