Protect Your Plants Throughout Winter
If you are a gardener on the east coast, you are no stranger to dealing with the ever-changing elements. Protecting your plants during the cold, wet months of winter can […]
Read more »If you are a gardener on the east coast, you are no stranger to dealing with the ever-changing elements. Protecting your plants during the cold, wet months of winter can […]
Read more »Ecological harmony is at the core of Naturescapes’ philosophy. We believe this means giving back to the community that supports us, and we have donated to a number of causes this […]
Read more »This couple moved into a new house with just the basic builder’s landscaping and no outdoor living space. The first thing our team did was design a flagstone outdoor room […]
Read more »Thank you to Chris Ness, Backyard Beekeeper and Chester County Beekeepers Association member, who contributed the blog post below. Honey Bees in Every Season Spring As temperatures start hitting 50 […]
Read more »At this couple’s house, we worked in the front and rear. Out front, we enlarged the bedded area to embrace the front walkway and to be more proportionate with the […]
Read more »A former client moved to a retirement community that offered her a much smaller fraction of garden space than what we created in her former house. To start, we took […]
Read more »Bees and other pollinators are under stress from increasing amounts of pesticides, and other pollutants which, if not outright killing them, weakens them so they are more susceptible to natural […]
Read more »This client was hoping to make the “shabby” end of their West Goshen home more inviting and interesting for clients and neighbors. To start with this project, we stripped whatever […]
Read more »This client had recently moved into a new home in West Pikeland Township. At their previous house, we created a pond waterfall that cascades over a retaining wall. This gave […]
Read more »The objective of this project was to make this house’s entrance more inviting and hospitable. First on the agenda was to remove the obsolete ornamental grasses that were looming over […]
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