About Garden Square Lanscaping Inc.

Brief Biographies

Ross, the President of Garden Square Landscaping, Inc., has enjoyed the design and build aspects of a landscape construction company here in Southern Chester County for 20 years. A member of the Kennett Square Lions Club, Ross gives back to the community. Ross attended the University of Delaware and is a member and certified installer of ICPI and NCMA. In addition to this as a certified instructor for both organizations he has the opportunity to instruct contractors, manufacturers, and distributors across the United States. Ross lives and works in Kennett Square with his wife and 2 children.

Ann is co-owner and Office Manager for Garden Square Landscaping, Inc. When you call the office she will be ready to direct your call and find the answers to your questions. Ann is a graduate of Washington College. Ann and Ross, along with their two children, live in Kennett Square.

Primo is a multi-talented man who has completed many landscape and hardscape projects over his 19 years with Garden Square Landscaping, Inc. Primo is an expert dry stack stone wall installer. His ability with natural stone is extraordinary. In addition to his stone skills, Primo has created several water features that are extraordinary. Ask to see some of Primo’s work!

With our 80+ years of experience, we can bring your project in on time and on budget!

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