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Sometimes the budget doesn't allow for a full fledged custom design. This is where our MiniScape™ Designs come in! Our designer has created ten beautiful designs for you to choose from, each covering approximately 200 square feet, and filled with easy to care for plants. For as little as $2295.00*, our team will install your MiniScape™ from start to finish, preparing the site, planting the plants, and mulching to preserve moisture and keep weeds down. We will then provide you with a list of your plants and how to care for them in the months and years ahead.
* The small print: $2295.00 price will be confirmed at the initial site visit. More complicated site preparation (for example, shrubs that need removing , sites requiring drainage problems to be solved before planting, or concealed contingencies , etc) will incur extra costs. Price applies to properties within a 15 mile radius of North Hampton, NH. Outside that radius we can give you a quote for the extra travel time.

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The Portsmouth
The Portsmouth is designed with extending the season in mind, with lots of color from Spring to Fall!
The York
New in 2018, The York will thrive in hot, sunny areas.
The North Hampton
The North Hampton is designed with plants that are native to the Northeast.
The Dover
The Dover simply shines in the shade!
The New Castle
Although a hungry deer will eat anything, The New Castle is designed with plants that they should leave for last!
The Rye Beach
The plants in this Miniscape™ are salt tolerant. If you live by a busy road that gets salted in the winter or on the beach, this one is for you!
The Kittery Point
The Kittery Point contains plants that will do well in light shade or part sun.
The Greenland
The Greenland contains plants that are especially attractive to wildlife.
The Exeter
The Exeter is a great MiniScape™ for places in low spots that sometimes stay wet for awhile.
The Durham
The Durham is designed to be at its best in Fall, when most of the other perennials have gone by.
Which one is your favorite?
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