Fall is a fabulous time to get lay the groundwork for next spring in the yard. You’ve been thinking about some new planting — no better time than right now. You’ve thought about a new patio or walkway — or perhaps you need a retaining wall repaired or replaced. As the cool weather arrives, perhaps a fire pit to warm up those fall days — and evenings. Contact us for a FREE design consultation and quote on the project you’ve been thinking about all summer!

A Dana Landscaping Water Garden

A Dana Landscaping Water Garden

For almost 50 years at Dana Landscaping, we have brought our landscape design and construction skills to homes and businesses throughout New England.  Based in Andover, MA, we specialize in water gardens: ponds, waterfalls — beautiful features which can transform your back yard or the impression customers have when they visit your place of business.

Please feel free to contact us if you want to discuss a project.

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Dana Landscaping was pleased to be able to contribute in some way to Haverhill’s recently opened Hospice House, dedicated to bringing people peace at the end of often painful struggles with cancer.

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Pond a little green? Don’t panic!

May 21, 2009

As the heat returns, you may see some algae buildup in your pond.  Don’t panic: and by all means don’t use pool algaecide in your pond!  We recommend a ‘kinder, gentler’ solution, that will above all do no harm to plants and fish.
Contact us if you have questions, these problems can be dealt with quickly [...]

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Rule #1: Don’t name the fish

April 23, 2009

We live in New England — and in addition to the beauty of four seasons, the mountains to the north, the Atlantic to the east and south, we have great blue herons and other birds of prey.
Do yourself a favor, add cute fish to your pond… just don’t give them names.  You’ll miss them.

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Have you trimmed your grasses yet?

April 23, 2009

Now is a great time to trim last year’s now-brown blades away from your grasses.  Trim down to just above the new growth.  They should take off before you know it now that things are really warming up.

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