Our work is best known for the formal gardens on Gloucester Harbor along Stacy Boulevard. That’s not all we do; Generous Gardeners plants and maintains over 45 gardens in Gloucester, Massachusetts!

• Fishermen’s Wives Memorial garden
• Police Station embankment garden on Rogers Street
• Median strip on Washington Street
• Three ancillary traffic islands by Grant Circle
• Gardens near Pavilion Beach on Stacy Boulevard
• Ten Pound Island Memorial
• St. Peter’s Square
• Main Street and Angle Street traffic island
• American Legion
• Gardens at Middle and Pleasant Street
• Traffic island on Railroad Aven
• Traffic islands at Bass Avenue and East Main Street
• Traffic island at Eastern Avenue and Route 128
• Traffic island at Eastern Avenue and East Main Street
• Corner garden at Cross Street and East Main Street
• Traffic island by Centennial Avenue
• Magnolia Library
• Gus Foote Park
• Stacy Boulevard gardens
• Main Street planters
• Planters on Stacy Boulevard by the Man at the Wheel Memorial
• Harborwalk Butterfly Gardens
• War Memorial at the corner of Prospect and Pleasant
• Picture Garden behind the tennis courts on Stacy Boulevard
• Planters on Stacy Boulevard by Blynman Bridge
• Rocky Neck Memorial
• Elizabeth Gordon Smith Garden on Stacy Boulevard
• The Visitor Center at Stage Fort Park
• Harbor Loop Compass Rose
• Main Street in front of the Police Station
• Cripple Cove planters
• John Alto Park
• Grant Circle
• Washington Street pocket gardens in Lanesville
• Planters at Rogers Street, Main Street, and Bass Avenue
• Tennis court beds on Stacy Boulevard
• Planters at the Kevin Trefrey Memorial Park in Rocky Neck
• Fitz Henry Lane Park
• Fitz Henry Lane House stairwa
• Hesperus Triangle
• Cripple Cove traffic island
• Traffic Island at Bass Avenue and Atlantic Road
• Magnolia Cemetery
• World War II Memorial on Western Avenue
• Man at the Wheel Memorial gardens
• Historical Stairway from Winchester Court to Spring Street
• Pumping Station gardens on Stacy Boulevard
• Lanes Cove Garden in Lanesville

We have also renovated garden spaces as a beneficial public project, which are maintained by others:

• Planted O’Maley Middle School front entrance
• Planted O’Maley Middle School second entrance
• Planted the McPherson Park gardens on Prospect Street
• O’Maley Middle School Garden Restoration
• Beeman School Restoration