◆ Featured Project
Front Yard Showcase: Full Planting Renovation in Brentwood, NH
Fresh foundation beds, a curated mix of shrubs and perennials, and a healthy lawn to frame it all. This completed Brentwood project shows what a full planting renovation does for a home: clean lines, color through the seasons, and curb appeal that holds up. Camilo and the crew handled it start to finish.
Team Spotlight
Camilo
Up North Scapes Crew
Camilo is one of the faces you will see on Up North Scapes projects across the Seacoast, from full planting renovations to hardscape builds. Steady, detailed, and proud of the work, and it shows in the finished product.
“Work hard and take care of my family.” That is the philosophy Camilo brings to every job site.
Seasonal Tips
Keep Your New Plantings Alive Through the Summer Heat
July heat is the test for everything planted this spring. Deep roots carry new shrubs and perennials through the hottest weeks, and the right watering habit makes the difference. Fall planting slots are opening now too.
Pro Tip
Water deeply twice a week rather than lightly every day. Roots follow moisture down, not sideways.
Native perennials like coneflower, black-eyed Susan, and wild bergamot are still available at most nurseries and establish quickly with minimal irrigation once rooted.
Hardscape Corner: Best Stone for Walkways
Bluestone remains the top choice for New England climates: freeze-thaw resistant, low maintenance, and ages beautifully. We also love locally sourced granite for a more organic look.
Company News
Summer Booked Up Fast: Here's Why
This has been one of our strongest booking seasons yet. Our calendar filled quickly with large-scale design and installation projects. If you're thinking about fall work, now is the time to reach out.
What's Growing: New Portfolio Photos Coming Soon
We have a wave of recent projects wrapping up with stunning before-and-afters. Check the website soon for new additions to the gallery.
Did You Know?
A well-designed landscape can increase a home's resale value by up to 15%. Curb appeal isn't just aesthetic. It's investment.