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Below are examples of planting installations we have done. Each example is a video showing the area before and after.
Wrentham Foundation Makeover
This was one of the more challenging projects we've taken on! Our client needed a planting that wouldn’t attract bees due to a severe allergy but still wanted to draw in birds. It was the first time we’d received such a request—challenge accepted! We replaced bee-attracting plants with red twig dogwoods and junipers and incorporated perennials like hostas, grasses, and heuchera. To invite birds, we added an upright serviceberry tree, a favorite among them. Weeks later, the homeowner shared that she no longer saw bees in the area but had noticed a delightful increase in dragonflies, which she loves! This project quickly became one of our favorites.
Franklin Mulch Bed Edit
This client had a beautiful selection of plants, but the original contractor didn’t account for their mature size, leading to overcrowding. To fix this, we carefully edited the front foundation beds by removing and transplanting existing plants, relocating them either within the beds or elsewhere on the property—ensuring not a single plant went to waste! We then filled the empty spaces with new perennials to provide vibrant, season-long color. The video above showcases the transformation: the original bed, the post-transplant phase, and the final result with perennials in place. The client chose to handle the mulch installation herself, and we were happy to provide guidance—because we love supporting clients who want to take part in their projects!
North Attleboro Front Walkway Makeover
We recommended removing the overgrown yew hedge in front of this client’s home to create a more open and inviting entrance. Once the yews were removed, we installed a mix of low-maintenance perennials and dwarf shrubs designed to stay compact for years to come. The result? Instead of a bulky hedge dominating the space, the eye is now naturally drawn to the beautiful front door, enhancing the home's curb appeal.
Franklin Mulch Bed Clean-up
We love a good mulch bed cleanup! There’s nothing more satisfying than a dramatic before-and-after transformation. This client had undergone knee surgery the previous season and wasn’t able to maintain his garden beds for a year. He wanted a fresh start so he could get back to what he loved—gardening. We spent the day hand-weeding every bed, then applied fresh pine mulch to help prevent new weed growth. By the end of the day, the beds were restored, and the client was ecstatic to have his garden back in shape and ready for his care once again.
Norfolk Foundation Makeover
This homeowner in Norfolk has been wanting to redo her foundation planting for quite sometime. Her ultimate goal is to really load the far bed up with perennials but she wanted a clean starting point that she could work with herself. We created new meandering beds with shrubs that bring in nice pops of color along with some low maintenance perennials. We added in a show piece Dogwood tree and cleaned up the surrounding area so she would have lots of space to add in perennials at her own pace.
North Smithfield Entrance & Foundation Makeover
For this project, the goal was a clean, low-maintenance design that keeps the entrance both inviting and effortless to maintain. We incorporated a variety of hardy perennials that will burst with color throughout the summer. To help prevent weed growth, we refreshed the gravel strips at the entrance. Along the foundation, we replaced the scattered existing plants with a symmetrical arrangement of dwarf shrubs and easy-care perennials. This refreshed landscape will provide lasting beauty for years with minimal upkeep required from the homeowners.
Franklin Perennial Garden
This client had cleared out a large bed on the right side of his house, previously filled with invasive species, and reached out to transform it into a perennial garden. We planted over a dozen varieties of pollinator-friendly perennials to attract beneficial insects. To improve accessibility, we added a stepping stone path, making it easier to reach the lawn areas on either side. The client was thrilled with the transformation, and we're confident the bees and butterflies were, too!
Plainville Rain Garden
The front yard of this property was experiencing severe flooding and washout during heavy rains, as it sits at the bottom of a hill. To address this, we designed a 4-foot-wide rain garden along the front edge, filling it with crushed stone followed by 3-4 inches of river rock. We planted perennials that thrive in wet conditions, such as juncus grass and iris. Now, the water flows through this area during heavy rains, and the plants are thriving in their new environment.
Walpole Garden Bed Clean-up
This client in Walpole had to temporarily neglect her garden due to medical reasons. She reached out to us for help in completely cleaning up the area and amending the raised bed soils with lime and compost. Once the work was finished, she had a clean slate to enjoy the gardening tasks she loves.