Landscapers & Landscaping Companies Near Norwood

“We are thrilled with Marc Depoto and Hillside Nurseries, for the outstanding job with our front landscaping. Having waited for an upgrade for a long time, we are delighted with his design and implementation. We now have a Japanese-inspired concept complete with bonsai featured among boulders and beautiful plants. Thank you Hillside!!”

“We were referred to Curbs Studio from a friend after having trouble finding a landscaper to take on our project and couldn't be happier with the outcome. Throughout the process, Curbs Studio was a great partner. Lucas, Mason and the entire team maintained strong communication through the design (including a few iterations of changes), planning and build phases of the project. The design process was thorough with detailed plans and material specifications. The construction crew was skilled, respectful of our neighbors and left the space in great shape when finished. Our new backyard patio space feels both more open and structured - exactly what we were hoping for. The quality of workmanship is excellent and we're already planning the next phase of our landscape project with them. Strongly recommend Curbs Studio for landscape design and construction in the Boston area.”

“I've worked with Ari for five years now,- focusing on landscape design and consultation, but also offering specialist pruning and site visits/clent consulting services as well. From the start, I have been thoroughly impressed with his level of client engagement and presence during all phases of a project. I've always found him very accommodating and easy to work with, and he takes great pains and personal time to ensure that his projects result in client satisfaction in a timely manner, regardless of their scale. The behind-the-scenes aspects of this are largely unknown to folks not working in horticulture, and include everything from acquiring product samples for comparison, to thorough price-shopping and nursery and supplier visits to ensure product quality. While these may seem like basic best practices, they are corners often cut and I believe the guys that do it right deserve credit for doing so. For reference, I've been working in horticulture for almost 30 years, and was certified as a professional horticulturist about 15 years ago. I've been involved extensively in all aspects of the trade, from retail sales through to management, plant health care and warranty management, growing/propagating, landscape design and consultation, residential and commercial maintenance, all the way down through delivering and handling the actual plant material. I can say that while I still learn every day, I have just about seen it all. And what I know is that it's next to impossible to find good, skilled, pleasant, reliable workers in our industry. Doing so, again, seems like basic best practices, but a lot of companies are completely fine with just hiring muscled bodies. Again, Ari goes to great pains to seek out these skilled tradesmen, and in doing so, he unfortunately has to pass over some candidates with all of the skills but whom don't make him feel comfortable about leaving at a client's home (for whatever reason) to complete work while he isn't present. These tradesmen include everyone from plumbers to electricians, crane operators to delivery drivers, local law enforcement and permitting agencies, irrigation specialists, landscapers, masons, builders and just about any trade related to your home, if needed. I, myself, am one of those tradesmen. Being an industry veteran, I continue to be impressed with the quality of Ari's work and his continued commitment to pursuing the best possible client satisfaction. He may be young, but don't let that fool you - he's a young guy doing very big things, and I can only seem him getting better. David Maffett, CPH MD '07 UMUC BS Environmental Management '12”