Young's Legacy Landscaping

We design a wide range of landscapes from classic colonial to dramatic contemporary, shaded woodland to beachside exposure, and anything else in. There are many considerations that we address on the job site to insure proper planting: soil type, drainage, existing irrigation or the lack of. We have always specialized in the finest quality nursery stock available and know where to find specimen and/or large landscaping material that.

We have always specialized in the finest quality nursery stock available and know where to find specimen and/or large landscaping material that will thrive in our area (photos will be provided before purchasing). Scott's experience as the plant buyer for Young's Nurseries guarantees access to some of the best growers in US.

In landscape renewal or renovation, transplanting of existing material may be desirable or necessary. In order to make an informed decision we will visit the site to assess, inspect and appraise a potential transplant.

There are many factors that may determine if a transplant is viable: the right time of the year for transplanting, the root ball, size, and age of the tree or shrub, the site accessibility for machinery, etc. Insuring sustainability for the newly transplanted material is crucial and we will provide instructions to our clients on how to best take care and water a newly transplanted tree or shrub.

Stone is an integral part of the New England landscape and placement of boulders or cut stone is part of every landscape in our area. As plantsmen we usually follow the masons on the site. It is critical that we are involved in the hardscaping process.

We can collaborate with your current crew or we can contract/subcontract masons and specialists with great experience to insure that drainage, irrigation and electrical are coordinated with the hardscape.