Littlefield Landscapes has been servicing Cape Cod since 1992. Owner Laura Kelley is a Cape native focused on being non-toxic on properties to help our aquifer remain safe for us to have drinkable water longer.
Laura Kelley is a plant and stone designer, and also a General Contractor, overseeing all aspects of projects from concept to completion. She works closely with already established local companies who are licensed and insured for projects to go smoothly. She focuses closely on communicating all job tasks with homeowners. She brings you to see, feel and touch the stone material and plant vegetation prior to any purchasing for you to know the choices you have to add to your land. She takes time with each person to visualize the outcome so they are comfortable enough to make decisions some for generations.
There are many variables to placing a stone or installing a garden but once you have teams and crews you can rely on, all gets done safely and on an agreed time frame and cost. The hardest part for the homeowner is choosing which stones and/or plants, then Laura will take care of the rest. Then when it’s installation time, it’s the fun part, watching the transformation of before to after, to let plants free and watch them grow, to place a stone then sit upon it.
Once we are bound by plants, I like to oversee their growth seasonally to make sure they remain healthy and happy over time. We use plant foods they like best, add leaf compost soil when planting and water until they are established and can grow on their own. Creating sustainable landscapes is the focus, so you can enjoy your Saturdays and not mow, blow, feed and weed but relax, swing, listen and enjoy your property even more than you already do.
“I am fortunate to be able to visualize designs with vegetation growth patterns for 10 years and beyond, and create solutions for problem areas or dead zones. Working with the same companies for years, and some for decades, makes it easier for the installation process to be completed since we know each other so well. I look forward to every day on a job site for it means we are helping others feel more comfortable on their own land.”
~ Laura Littlefield Kelley :)
Custom Stone Masonry & Art
Stones are timeless! Remove rotting wood and replace with any natural or man made stone for generations to enjoy. Custom craftsmanship with the stones of your desire
stone patios of all kinds
stone walkways or stepping stone pathways
stone front door steps or landings
stone walls retaining or decorative
stone ART for focal points
stone ponds
stone waterfalls for sound
stone light posts
stone raised beds for vegetables, herbs, medicinal gardens
stone seats like custom benches or a stone boulder to sit upon
Excavation
sub-grading & grading
driveway installation
retaining walls of any size stone
sculpting soil - customize your landscape
adding large stones - front door steps, etc
title-5 septic systems
excavators are licensed and insured
Land Care: Lawns and Plants
feeding lawns and garden beds organically
plant design, installation and maintenance
lawn care, mowing, edging, bi-weekly or as needed
complete maintenance, spring and fall clean-ups
building up soil to sustain itself by being non-toxic
choosing seed for your site specific needs
adding clover lawns
designing with native plants to create sustainable yards
meadowscaping
foodscaping
pollinator gardens
design custom to your desires
pastel gardens or hot garden beds
Ediblescaping: planting food through on your property
what fruits and vegetables do you like?
organic vegetable garden beds for your family
custom raised beds of wood or stone or metal
introducing plants for you to eat, perennial or annual
soil without toxins to grow food in
companion planting, placement of food next to each other
deter pests, don’t kill them
strawberry, blueberry, winterberry, serviceberry
herb gardens, rosemary, thyme, sage winter over
medicinal gardens, echinacea, chamomile, borage
pollinator gardens, butterfly bushes, anything that flowers
meadowscaping, allow herbs to self-spread like lemon balm
Meadowscaping: allow plants to self-spread
shift your lawn to flowers, it’s less expensive to maintain
tall cutting gardens flow in the wind
assorted perennials grow up together each year
flower then seeds set feeding native pollinators
rotation of flowers through seasons feed bees
The Campion plant has edible flowers and loves it here!
The herb Lemon Balm will deter mosquitos naturally
have less lawn and more flowers for pollinators and birds
