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Explore how compact urban yards in the Boston area can be transformed into lush, livable retreats with purpose-driven design. In the blog post at Boston Design Guide, our design veteran Pete Cadieux walks through practical strategies including multi-functional elements, climate-tough plant selections, and integrated lighting, to maximize every square foot. He challenges property owners to […]

The Boston Design Guide has some enlightening tips on native plantings from local landscape architects and designers, include a Blade of Grass. The article notes that many are casting aside old misconceptions and proving that native plants can be just as polished, intentional, and beautiful as any manicured lawn or sculpted garden path. Read the […]

The most recent edition of Boston Design Guide’s Prelude magazine features one of our favorite properties in idyllic Wayland, MA. “The backyard of this suburban home abuts conservation land, a verdant wooded wonderland of pathways, fields, and wildlife.” Be sure to check out the complete article and don’t forget to enjoy the view!

Another big “thank you” to Boston Design Guide for featuring us in their latest digital edition of Prelude, vol. IV. You can see our work in their “Making an Entrance” article (page 14) and also the “Outdoor Living” spotlight (page 18). So many beautiful designs in this edition – we’re in amazing company.

Believe it or not, not every garden needs flowers. In fact, we’ve designed and installed many beautiful properties throughout the Boston area that feature only natural grasses, shrubs, and stone. Yes, it requires a thoughtful design to make these elements harmonize without the expected colors and textures of the traditional flower gardens, but our clients […]