Native New England Landscapes

Rhode Island, although the smallest state, certainly has no shortage of beautiful native vegetation. Native New England Landscapes is a design and build firm that incorporates these native plants into their creative and unique designs. Whether you are looking to spruce up your Rhode Island vacation rental or redesign your coastal property…Native New England Landscapes is your answer. They service southern New England including Newport, Jamestown, Narragansett, Charlestown, Newport, Block Island, and the surrounding areas. Some of their services include but are not limited to:

Native New England Landscapes

• Property management
• Landscape Construction
• Plantings
• Masonry
• Excavation
• Fencing/gates
• Irrigation
• Driveways
• Tree work/pruning
• Grading and drainage
• Rain gardens
• Water features
• Deliveries
• Lawn installations
• Custom garden structures

Coastal Landscapes

Whether you are a native yourself or perhaps visiting Rhode Island as a vacation destination, you might find yourself wondering what these native plants are and how you can identify them. These plants can be found along the coast as well as in the woodland areas. They offer more than just beauty…some of them have medical qualities and others are edible. Some of these plants are:

• Rhododendron
• Mountain Laurel
• Sweet Fern
• Sassafras Tree
• Summer Sweet
• Blueberry
• Wintergreen
• Winterberry
• American Holly
• Eastern Red Cedar
• White Cedar
• Viburnum
• Bayberry
• Inkberry

These native plants are a great choice for your landscape design as they are acclimated to our local habitat. Therefore, you will create a low maintenance landscape that will thrive naturally. Native New England Landscapes has changed the appearance of coastal properties and woodland properties alike. If you are a home owner or a business owner, you should consider Native New England Landscapes to increase the value of your property in aesthetic and monetary terms.

Call Native New England Landscapes and begin transforming your landscape today!

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