Hilltown Tree & Garden LLC

Hilltown Tree & Garden LLC Site-specific tree care, landscape design, perennial gardens, native meadows, invasive-plant management and stonework across Western Massachusetts.

Photos like these from our customers really make us feel great!Witnessing progress on multi-year large scale landscape a...
08/05/2026

Photos like these from our customers really make us feel great!

Witnessing progress on multi-year large scale landscape and garden projects is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

All of the planning, designing, logistics and labor expenditures really pay off when we see our customers integrating the landscape we created into their lives, creating memories with their families.

We began the patio garden install (photos 3-7) 3 years ago, and the perennial garden is maturing and growing in nicely! The wandering goshen stone path was installed last year leading over a stream and up to the local artisan created Sauna, such a nice setting.

At Hilltown Tree & Garden, we were proud to join Tawny Simisky, Massachusetts Certified Arborist and Entomologist at UMa...
04/24/2026

At Hilltown Tree & Garden, we were proud to join Tawny Simisky, Massachusetts Certified Arborist and Entomologist at UMass Amherst extension for an Arbor Day celebration at New Hingham Regional Elementary School in Chesterfield. đŸŒ³

Jim and Priya McSweeney (both MCAs) helped remove hazardous trees affected by emerald ash borer and storm damage earlier this spring.

This week, we worked with Tawny and the community to replant four memorial trees honoring a former teacher and student.

Current Students also received Fraser fir seedlings to take home, helping inspire the next generation of tree stewards!

Tree care is more than maintenance—it’s community, education, and Preservation!

Massachusetts Arborists Association

Native plant of the week, RAMPS! A true sign of Spring, Allium tricoccum (ramps) are a local delicacy. They are often us...
04/11/2026

Native plant of the week, RAMPS!

A true sign of Spring, Allium tricoccum (ramps) are a local delicacy. They are often used in cooking as an onion/garlic replacement or enhancement and they are delicious.

However, they are delicate and can easily be over harvested. Many who find a wild patch keep the location secret to prevent this- it’s kind of funny!

If you are lucky enough to come across a patch you would like to forage: an ethical way to harvest is to just cut a leaf or two and leave the bulbs in the ground to regenerate.

Brad Leone has some great videos and recipes where he utilizes Ramps he harvests in Connecticut!

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Chesterfield, MA

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Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
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