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Sample rows

10 of the 14,323 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 961 businesses, 673 of them with an email address. New York follows with 562.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 13,527 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 11,462 rated businesses is 5.0, and 6,204 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 10,026 email addresses, 3,324 (33%) are role addresses such as info@, 3,068 (31%) name a person and 3,634 (36%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this landscape designer email list?

The file has 14,323 Google Maps listings in the Landscape designer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a design practice or a design-build firm: a solo designer who draws plans from a home studio, a studio with a few staff, or a landscape company that offers design.

Email is present on 10,026 of those listings, taken from the business's own website. Phone numbers are on 14,126 rows and a website on 10,082, so a designer's site is likely to exist and to hold a portfolio, while the address is on about one listing in eleven.

Among the addresses, 3,068 are named-person addresses and 3,324 are role addresses such as info@ or studio@. Many designers use a personal address, which makes this list more personal than most trade lists.

How can you segment the file?

The category does not split by style, so segmentation uses place and name.

State and city identify affluent regions where design fees support a practice. California holds 961 listings, with 673 emails, the deepest email pool of any state. A city filter on San Francisco or San Diego gives you the studios in that market.

The business name column hints at the practice. Words such as Design, Studio, Garden, Outdoor, Pool, Architecture, Horticulture and Land in a name separate studios from design-build contractors. Search for Pool if you sell to designers who specify pools and outdoor kitchens. Search for Garden or Native to find plant-focused designers.

The rows are mostly independent. The file has 13,527 rows whose name appears once, so repeated brand names are rare and you rarely need a chain filter.

• State and city: markets with high-end residential work.
• Business name keyword: Studio, Garden, Pool, Outdoor, Architecture.
• Email type: named-person for the designer, role for the studio.
• Website present: 10,082 rows, which lets you view a portfolio before writing.

Who buys a landscape designer email list?

Suppliers of materials and plants market to designers because designers specify what a contractor buys. Stone and paver manufacturers, outdoor lighting companies, nurseries with trade pricing and outdoor furniture and fire feature brands all pitch the trade.

Design software vendors sell CAD and 3D rendering tools, plant databases and client presentation software. Photographers sell project shoots, and magazines and awards programs look for projects to feature. Trade show organizers invite designers to local events.

Contractors who build designs look for designers who refer work. Lighting designers, irrigation specialists and arborists form referral partnerships with the same studios. Insurance brokers and accounting services sell to small practices.

How do you run outreach to landscape designers?

A solo designer reads the inbox, usually in the evening after site visits. Designers respond to samples and images, so lead with a link or a photo of what you sell, if your channel allows it. A plain-text note works as a first message, and the website column lets you reference a project you saw.

Be specific about what a designer gets. A stone supplier should name the product line and trade pricing. A software vendor should say what drawing step it removes. A nursery should name the plants it can source locally.

The calendar for design is seasonal in the opposite way from installation. Designers draw in winter for spring builds, so late autumn through winter is when they evaluate tools and sample products. Spring is spent on site visits.

Of the 10,026 emails, 3,068 reach a named person, so address those by name. For role addresses, ask the studio to pass the note to the lead designer. Pair the email with a sample mailing for the many listings with no address.

What email rules apply when you contact landscape designers?

CAN-SPAM asks for a valid physical postal address for your business in each email and a working opt-out that you honor. A designer who writes back to decline has also opted out, so remove that studio from future sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In California, 673 of 961 design practices list an email. New York has 562 practices and just 393 addresses. Florida and Texas tie at 477 practices and 334 addresses each. New Jersey has 374 listings and 262 emails, Pennsylvania 367 and 257, Massachusetts 313 and 219, Illinois 303 and 212, Ohio 295 and 206 and North Carolina 277 and 194.

California is the only large state with a deep email pool. In New Jersey and Pennsylvania the email column is nearly empty, so those states belong in a call or mail plan.

By city, Houston has 63 listings, Phoenix 47, San Francisco 45, San Diego 43, New York 41, Brooklyn 40, Chicago 35, San Antonio 34, Los Angeles 33 and Miami 32.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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