A large recreational area at Duck Trapp retreat in Camden, ME has been featured in Genest 2015 catalog. Project features include an installation of Large Flaggy Meadow patios and walkways leading guests to a pool, gazebo and fire pit. Accent plantings help to frame the area, in addition to adding color and texture.

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Project features include the creation of an inviting curb appeal using a flowing and symmetrical planting design added to a newly constructed subdivision.

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This album is a good example of landscaping in stages.  Phase 1: The project started in the front of the house by expanding turf areas. Existing plantings were partially removed and incorporated with new plantings. Benches and large stone were used to create a new natural look.  Phase 2: Surrounding the back of the house, walkways and a patio were installed to add access and functionality. Plantings were incorporated to ensure year-round bloom.  Phase 3: In order to complement the new pool, we custom built a waterfall and framed-in the area with plantings that highlight the natural beauty of the area.

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Project features include working with clients in the creation and implementation of an overall vision carried through to its maturity.

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Project features the integration of unique qualities naturally present on the property. This project challenged us to creatively incorporate multiple elements.

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Project features a blue stone walkway and natural stone wall which were added to the entrance of this house. Our goal with this project was to match and blend the existing look to achieve a solid design throughout the project.

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Project features include the addition of front and backyard paver walkways and pads, which provide a striking transition from the driveway to the rear deck and pool.

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The front entrance paver walkway reflects the front porch and provides an inviting approach leading from the driveway to the house. The area is outlined with mulched beds and planting to create additional appeal and diversity to the front of the house

Project features a complete renovation of an old brick walkway and overgrown planting. An upgraded entrance with a jumbo stone pathway and added granite stairs, allows for the creation of a soft flowing planting design to frame-in and accent the entire project.

Project features our version of a fire pit which is made from an industrial grinding tub concealed by pavers and accented with a paver sitting area and perennials.

Project features a contemporary design using large limestone pavers. The area is highlighted by a simplistic planting design and softened with a natural stone entrance.

Project features a stone garden with a Zen quality.