naturalized Gardens
Our surrounding woodlands are hard to beat for natural beauty. Blending the right amount of selected natives and naturalizing perennials and shrubs lead you from the woods to your home.
Cottage Gardens
The New England country side reminds us of the England country side with stone walls bulging with full perennials spilling over the edge.
Brilliant Colors
Experienced with Change
When the greens of summer in Vermont are most prevalent, it is almost mandatory to paint that canvas with the brilliant colors of perennials.
Experienced with Change
Experienced with Change
When you are enhancing your existing garden or wanting to save that cherished tree, Paul knows how to handle it.
Container Gardening that Try to Steal the Show
When you need that special garden element that is the work horse the entire growing season.
Containers that are the Show
Sometimes the container is the show.
Terraces
Patios for outdoor activities
Custom Retaining Walls
Lovely morning eating nook.
Custom Retaining Walls
Patios for outdoor activities
Custom Retaining Walls
Retaining wall built and rebuilt, to accommodate changing landscape.
Patios for outdoor activities
Patios for outdoor activities
Patios for outdoor activities
A wonderful location for a hot tub, or an outdoor patio.
Retaining Wall transitions
Whimsical retainer/planters
Patios for outdoor activities
Retaining walls solving challenging integration with buildings and nature.
Curves and Angles
Whimsical retainer/planters
Whimsical retainer/planters
Introducing the curves that soften the angles and merge with the natural setting of gardens.
Whimsical retainer/planters
Whimsical retainer/planters
Whimsical retainer/planters
Gardens frame the edges of buildings to soften the transition zone.
Releasing
When a tree or shrub has been sheared into a ball there is still a chance to release it from it's dense rounded shape and let in grow into it's natural height.
Espalier
A formal way of pushing a tree to grow in an unnatural fashion to achieve a desired effect. It can also enhance specific fruit development.
Small Flowering and Fruit Tree pruning
In order to produce vigorous growth and fruiting adventitious suckers are removed as well as over crowded interior branching, and crosses.
Pruning in the Winter?
It is often ideal to prune in the Winter or early Spring, this helps to reduce pest infestation of the wounded branches. But many trees and shrubs respond well being pruned at other times of the year.