Skip to main content

Garden Square Landscaping Inc. – Locally family owned and operated since 1987

 


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.




Services rendered

Landscaping, Hardscaping, Hardscape Design/Build, Landscape Design Build, Water Gardens, Pondless Water Gardens, Storm Water Management, Landscape Design, Digital Imaging, Hardscape Renovation and Protection, Clean and Seal, Maintenance, Outdoor Kitchen and Fireplaces, Grading and Drainage, Fire Pits, Flagstone and Brick Patios, Walkways, and Walls, Natural Stone patios, walkways, and walls, OutdoorLiving Spaces, Interlocking Concrete Pavers, Brick and Paver Driveways, Patios, Walks, E.P. Henry Authorized Hardscape Contractor, EPHAC, Seal’n Lock, Techniseal Certified Applicator, ICPI Certified Installer, ICPI Authorized Instructor, Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavers, PICP, Mulching, Spring Cleanup, Fall Cleanup, Consulting, Snow and Ice Management, SIMA, Holiday Lighting, Brite Idea Distributor.







Areas served

Kennett Square, Atglen, Avondale, Chadds Ford, Chatham, Chester Springs, Coatesville, Cochranville, Glen Mills, Kennett Sq., Landenberg, Lewisville, Linclon University, Mendenhall, New London, Nottingham, Oxford, Pocopson, Toughkenamon, Unionville, West Grove, Chester County, Hockessin, New Castle, Rockland, Wilmington, Yorklyn, Greenville.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Permeable Walkway on a Deck Landing

There is no limit to the design of deck landings homeowners can build to beautify their front yard.  It all depends on your imagination, your local building codes and the purpose for which you intend to use the residential deck landing.  A great option is a deck landing with a permeable walkway .  If your deck is low to the ground, you have many design options for its stairs. Because low decks require only one or two steps, building codes may not require railings or landings. You may decide to set the stairs at an angle at a corner of the deck using wide steps to give the deck a contemporary look. To heighten this effect, incorporate several angles for the same set of stairs or add an additional set of stairs off another corner of the deck. If the deck is high above the ground, railings and landings will be required according to building codes. One design idea is to use a landing to mark a change in the direction of the bottom portion o...
4 comments
Read more

Dos and Don’ts for a Great Landscape

Every homeowner desires a landscape perfect in form and function.  A perfect landscape is a feast to both your own eyes and those of other beholders.  But such an ideal landscaping project is easier said than done, especially when you have to build one from scratch.  What landscape design is ideal for your particular type of neighborhood and home lot?  Which varieties of trees and shrubs require less attention?  What is the best layout of the plant beds? Here are some of the important things to consider in landscaping.   A compilation of the dos and don’ts can help you put up a landscaped yard that you can be proud and happy about for years and years to come. The Dos start with planning.  You need to have a plan to save on cost and effort on redesigning the landscape every now and then which becomes necessary when, say, a tree planted haphazardly obstructs the view from your window or the paving material on the walkway is washe...
Post a Comment
Read more

Modern Landscaping Tips

The best landscape considers the architectural style of your house and integrates that look and ambience into the front-yard design.   A perfect landscape is really about balance and harmony.  For example, never plant clipped and manicured hedges alongside freely growing patches of wildflowers because one will look out of place in this clash of opposites. This set of landscaping tips then basically exhorts homeowners keep landscaping elements in harmony with each other, using considerations of size, shape, color, texture, or other characteristics.  It’s the perfect landscape that considers the view of and from the house, shade, balance, and harmony with other plants when mapping out where to plant trees.  Which particular area of the landscaped yard to place or plant the trees is important. You can do no wrong by doing a map that specifies where to plant trees in your yard.  Keep the landscape design unified and relatively simple by usin...
Post a Comment
Read more