If you’ve ever stood in your yard after a heavy rain and felt like you were sinking, you’re not alone. Puddles, soggy garden beds, and pooling near the house are […]
Read more »Our butterflies and other pollinators are under attack from the continued use of pesticides and herbicides. In addition, the development of former open areas and old farm fields is progressing […]
Read more »The growing season is in full swing, and at Naturescapes, we’re embracing one of the most exciting parts of the year: transforming outdoor spaces through intentionally, artfully designed landscapes. As […]
Read more »When it comes to designing a landscape that’s beautiful, functional, and environmentally responsible, natural landscaping stands out from the rest. At Naturescapes, we believe that your outdoor space should feel […]
Read more »Spring is officially here! If you haven’t started planning your landscaping for the year, now is the perfect time. Taking a few simple steps now will ensure a thriving, beautiful […]
Read more »Are you dreaming about spring? It will be here before you know it, so it’s time to start thinking about how you can transform your garden in 2025. We are […]
Read more »It may have arrived late, but winter has come. Whether it is a mild winter or a sub-zero winter, there is no reason for your plants to die. Some plants […]
Read more »While winter offers its own unique beauty, the absence of vibrant foliage and blooming flowers can sometimes leave us longing for the warmer months. The bustling cityscapes, often shrouded in […]
Read more »At Naturescapes, we’ve been privileged to transform countless landscapes throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania, especially this past year. From intimate front gardens to expansive hillsides, our team has dedicated itself to creating […]
Read more »For the most part, trees are wonderful. They prevent erosion, provide oxygen, clean our air, and add beauty to our landscapes. However, not all trees are created equal.
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For 40+ years we have transformed landscapes for customers in Delaware County, Montgomery County & Chester County.