Gardens
Creating a Natural Landscape Along Driveway in Berwyn
The Naturescapes team was able to bring tranquility to this Berwyn neighborhood by adding a few trees and shrubs. This homeowner’s driveway now blends in with the beautiful foliage and wooded area around it. See more here.
Rock Terrace Transformation Adds Beauty and Prevents Erosion in Malvern
Our team was so excited to transform this property with a combination of trees, shrubs, and beautiful perennials. This job was more than just for show, though! It was also a way to help prevent erosion around the home as these Malvern homeowners were having problems with runoff from higher neighboring properties. See more here.
Small Redesign Adds Beautiful Color to a Front Garden in Phoenixville
Naturescapes had the pleasure of transforming a front garden bed for homeowners in Phoenixville. This is an example of a small redesign that allowed us to hone in on layout and design. No matter how big or small a job, we always strive to add more color to our client’s gardens and provide nutritious food sources for local wildlife. See project.
Transforming a Grassy Bank in West Chester
These delightful clients in West Chester needed to do something to make a grassy bank easier to traverse while adding plant materials for greater interest, biodiversity and pollinator appeal. See this project.
Adding Custom Curb Appeal to Home in Berwyn
This client wanted us to do something interesting in his front yard while starting a screening that would block out the road. We were starting with a clean slate. See this project.
New Garden, Pathway & Step Way
At this couple’s house in Easttown Township, 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 large covered porch. In the rear, we enlarged the beds around the patio, created pathways to the lawn and made a step way/walkway to the patio from the driveway. See this project.
Creating a Cascading Stream on a Hillside
We were excited to create a stone stream and reading nook for this homeowner. We created a cascading stream on the hillside that emptied into a pond. Next to the pond, we built an irregular flagstone patio where they can relax, read and listen to the flowing water. Shrubs, perennials, and bulbs were added to further naturalize the area. See this project.
Removing Shrubs & Pachysandra to Create a New Sitting Area
We were excited to turn this overgrown area into a beautiful outdoor oasis. We removed the old pachysandra and old sheared shrubs and replaced them with flagstone, flowering dogwoods, rhododendron, and cherry laurel. See this project.
Removing a Dead Tree and Adding a Flowerbed
We were excited to return to the home of one of our repeat clients. They had a large tree that had been dead for some time. We removed the tree and replaced it with a flower bed lined with boulderetes and filled with shrubs, perennials, and bulbs for year-round color. See this project.
Replacing an Overgrown Garden With Native Plants
This client originally called us to restore a flagstone walkway that had been disturbed from a gas line installation. We removed old overgrown shrubs, restored the flagstone walkway, and planted a fragrant native Magnolia, smaller dwarf shrubs, and some perennials and bulbs. See this project.
