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Invasive plants and native restoration are where Parterre Garden Services has been growing. A trade-association blog reported in 2025 that the North Billerica firm started its ecological and land management division about a decade ago, that it took off in the five years before that piece was written, and that it now makes up 30 percent of the company's revenue. The rest is garden work: the company's site describes garden design, ecological planning, meadow and native plant restoration and fine gardening, run out of Greater Boston, Maine and New Hampshire, and Cape Cod offices. Boston magazine has described a service list that runs from restoration through pruning to perennial care, with horticulturalists kept on to maintain what the crew builds. Parterre names ties to the Ecological Landscape Alliance, Grow Native Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Invasive Plant Advisory Group and the New England Wildflower Society. Both of the written Google reviews come from people who worked alongside the crew. In a 2022 review, someone wrote that Miles Connors came out to look at Town property buried with invasives and called him knowledgeable and informative. A 2025 five-star review came from a trucking company that assisted on a green project in the City of Boston led by Parterre's Director of Ecological Services, Mr. Corrigan; that reviewer called the operation efficient, detailed and thorough. The Google average sits at 3.7 stars across 14 ratings, and the Martha's Vineyard Times reported in 2025 that Parterre has more than 100 employees working from Cape Cod to Maine. This suits a property with a real landscape problem — a meadow to restore, invasives to clear, a garden to design and then keep. Its Better Business Bureau page lists 21 years in business and Cambridge and South Chatham locations, so ask which office would run your site, and get the ongoing maintenance priced separately from the design and installation.
“Parterre, based in North Billerica, Massachusetts, added ecological and land management services a decade ago, but it was around five years ago that the division started to grow significantly. It now makes up 30 percent of their total revenue.”
“Before her time at DCR and The Trustees, Blanchard was General Manager at Parterre Garden Services where she managed large-scale landscape maintenance and projects.”
“Today, Parterre is a leader in its industry, and has more than 100 employees from Cape Cod to Maine.”
“In the greater Boston area, Parterre Garden Services has developed a reputation for landscaping design excellence. Since every garden and landscaping installation evolves over time, the Parterre team evolves its services to match. The team includes the industry’s best, with more state-certified horticulturalists than any other green industry company in Massachusetts.”
“And with a list of services that includes restoration, pruning, and perennial care, the Parterre team won’t just design and build you an outdoor oasis—they’ll deploy a squad of horticulturalists to maintain”
Working with Parterre Garden Services was a pleasure. They run an efficient, detailed, and thorough operation. We had the opportunity to assist with their trucking needs on a green project in the City of Boston, led by their Director of Ecological Services, Mr. Corrigan, and were highly impressed with their operation. They take great pride in their work and their contributions to the beautification of the City of Boston.
Miles Connors came to look at Town property buried with invasives. He was extremely knowledgeable and informative. We look forward to working with Parterre.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from PARTERRE GARDEN SERVICES. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
