Best Landscape Designer, 2019

Vote Southview Design

Voting Ends January 31, 2019

Every year, Tiger Oak publications asks their readers who is the best in your city. From pubs and restaurants, to dentists and optometrists, and even – you guessed it – landscape designers, businesses are ranked and rewarded for the work they do all year long.

How to Vote

There are 4 simple rules to vote:

  1. One entry allowed per person; each ballot must include a first and last name and contact information.
  2. One entry allowed per IP address.
  3. Ballots must be completed by 5 pm on January 31, 2019.
  4. Voters must vote in at least five categories to have their ballot counted.

Where to Vote

Depending on what city you live in, you will vote in a different survey. The three areas we are competing in for the title of "Best Landscape Designer" are the Southwest Metro, Lake Minnetonka, and Edina.

This Safe Haven in Eden Prairie, MN is a refuge from the hectic outside world.

Eden Prairie, Chanhassen, Chaska, Victoria, or Waconia

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Great creativity and communication. ~ Jane Kuhn
Eden Prairie, Minnesota

Our capacity for tackling the most difficult challenges is unmatched. Just take a look at this burly boulder wall on Lake Minnetonka.

Minnetonka, Wayzata, Mound, Deephaven, Long Lake, Orono, Minnetrista

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The teams work like a well oiled machine. We are going to enter my gardens and the new addition in the Better Home & Gardens contest.
~ Nancy & Martin Wells
Wayzata, Minnesota

Our landscape designers use their deep knowledge and expertise to plan robust northern landscapes. Outdoor spaces like this patio and garden that will thrive and grow for years to come in Edina, MN

If you live in Edina, MN

Vote Here

This is the third time we have used Southview Design at two different residences. We could not be happier with the quality and beauty of our back yard.
~ The Berges
Edina, Minnesota

Thank you for your support!

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