Garden of Eden Landscape

Garden of Eden Landscape works out of Weymouth, handling the everyday landscaping load for Massachusetts yards: mulching, plantings, sod, seasonal cleanups, trimming and brush removal, plus hardscape jobs like walkways, driveways, and stone rock walls with stairs. Every review on record lands in a single April 2026 stretch on Google, and the pattern across all seven is consistent — quick, thorough work at a fair price. One customer had a fish pond choked with reeds cleared out fast; another, crediting a crew member named Elias, called the job detailed and timely. A third just wanted the yard ready for summer and came away saying it looked great. All eight of the company's Google ratings sit at five stars. A couple of the reviews read closer to promotional copy than a candid customer account — one tells readers to give the company a call and reserve a spot, another leans on lines like "ready to serve you" — so it's worth weighing those two a bit lighter than the more specific, work-focused ones from the same month. There's no complaint on record, but the whole review history is young and lives on one platform, so treat the five-star run as an encouraging early signal rather than a settled reputation. Landscaping contractors aren't required to hold a Massachusetts home-improvement license, so the absence of one here isn't a red flag. Worth confirming before booking: the scope and price for your specific job, and whether they can point to a couple of recent local references given how new the online record is.