It might almost be winter, but the Philadelphia area is currently experiencing temperatures in the 60s! It just goes to show how unpredictable nature can be. The video below shares […]
Read more »If you are searching for a landscape designer or landscape architect, it’s important to first take the time to understand your needs. While a landscape designer can certainly help to […]
Read more »This video by Sustainable Human really makes you think about how one small change can alter an entire ecosystem. See how wolves transformed the entire ecosystem of Yellowstone National Park, […]
Read more »We recently received a certificate to celebrate our 10 years in good standing with the BBB. Take a look at the certificate we received: Thanks to all our customers for […]
Read more »When we received this note from a pleased customer, we just had to share. Amaryllis can be a difficult plant to care for, but very rewarding as it can actually […]
Read more »Autumn can be the most colorful time of the year. Some would even argue that it’s more colorful than spring or summer. Here are some hints to get more color […]
Read more »Naturescapes was recently recognized for its use of renewable energy! Since getting our power from JustGreen, we have been listed as part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power […]
Read more »How did your koi fare this winter? Our large koi were very special, a gift from a client who moved. Sadly none of them survived this winter.Usually the koi in […]
Read more »At Naturescapes we are inspired by the work we do. This is our philosophy for how we design and plant various trees, shrubs and perennials for clients. Well laid out gardens […]
Read more »B The Change Naturescapes is happy to announce that we have been featured in the May 2013 issue of Landscape Management for our work as a B Corporation. The article […]
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For 40+ years we have transformed landscapes for customers in Delaware County, Montgomery County & Chester County.
After over 40 years of natural landscape design in Southeastern Pennsylvania, we have selected our 10 favorite native plants. Plants were chosen not just on beauty, but for lower maintenance, fragrance, beauty in all seasons, and ability to survive local pests and predators.