Naturescapes is a proud sponsor of the 18th Annual French Creek Iron Tour. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 French Creek Iron Tour looks a little different. The Iron […]
Read more »Our newest insect problem comes to us via China although its home is also India, Vietnam, and eastern Asia. It’s really a plant hopper more than a fly. The adult […]
Read more »Spring is officially here, and if you haven’t started planning your landscaping for the year, now is the time! Naturescapes presents 5 simple things to do to your garden this […]
Read more »Naturescapes is Here for You April 10, 2020 At Naturescapes, the safety and well-being of our associates, families and customers, is a top priority. We have taken pause as the […]
Read more »Water flowing toward your house is never a good thing, and often you don’t realize how serious the problem might be until it is too late. The professionals at […]
Read more »These clients had lived with their front landscape for too long and decided it was time for a change. Her only request was a Cut Leaf Japanese Maple. We cleared […]
Read more »What Do We Know? The Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is a hot topic in Southeastern PA. It even made Best Columns: The US in The Week Magazine on October 18, due […]
Read more »Yes, the weather has certainly been lovely especially for this time of year, however, it has been dry for a while with no appreciable rain in the near forecast. This […]
Read more »This couple moved into a house that was ‘decorated’ by some of the tiniest plants imaginable– probably bought on sale at Home Depot. The weeds were much taller than the […]
Read more »This couple moved back into the area after being away for a number of years. They wanted a number of things in their new home including a natural patio, front […]
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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.