Our Beautification Mobs can turn a Knoxville corner around in a New York minute.

Please send us an email  if you know of a park, a public space, or an area in front of a prominent business that would really benefit from some landscaping. If approved, we will seek funding and volunteers to hold a Beautification Mob to install plants and beautify the area in a single day.

2015-2016 60,000 daffodil bulbs and 100 crepe myrtles added to I-275 exits Heiskell, Baxter, and Woodlawn.

2015-2016

60,000 daffodil bulbs and 100 crepe myrtles added to I-275 exits Heiskell, Baxter, and Woodlawn.

2016 16,000 daffodil bulbs were added the three landscaped Campbell Station Road exits off of I-40 in Farragut.

2016

16,000 daffodil bulbs were added the three landscaped Campbell Station Road exits off of I-40 in Farragut.

2016 2,000 daffodil bulbs planted along Sevierville Pike in South Knoxville.

2016

2,000 daffodil bulbs planted along Sevierville Pike in South Knoxville.

2018 Built an outdoor classroom at Christenberry Elementary School through the Lowe’s Community Partner Grant.

2018

Built an outdoor classroom at Christenberry Elementary School through the Lowe’s Community Partner Grant.

Community BeautificationS:

2017

  • Raised-bed community gardens built for Hardy Park during the annual East Knoxville Community Cleanup.

  • 1,500 spring bulbs planted in the Burlington Commercial District.

  • Group of Tiger scouts planted spring bulbs in the Johnson family plot at Odd Fellows Cemetery.

  • Urban Orchards created throughout Knoxville with the 2017 KAB/UPS Community Tree Planting grant.

2018

  • 10 trees planted in the Mechanicsville neighborhood.

  • 5 trees planted in Morningside Park.

  • Built compost bin system for Cedar Bluff Middle School.

  • Revitalized the Vestal Boys and Girls Club Community Garden with Keurig Dr. Pepper.

  • Revitalized the Whittle Springs Middle School Outdoor Classroom through the 2018 Lowe’s Community Partner Grant.

  • Planted 150 daffodil bulbs at Christenberry Elementary School.

  • Carton to Garden project at Christenberry Elementary School.