GreenWeaver Landscapes

GreenWeaver Landscapes Healthy Land, Beautiful Landscapes
Ecological landscape design, installation, and garden maintenance GreenWeaver Landscapes was born from that principle.

In 2008, Greg and Jennifer Nichols decided that it was time for landscape practices to give more back to the environment. Some of our standard landscape practices include installing native plants, designing to keep stormwater on site, and reducing fertilizer and chemical use. To find out more about how and why we use these practices, visit our website: www.green-weaver.com

Love seeing birds in your yard? 🐦🌿Join us on Thursday, June 11 from 6:30–7:30 PM for a fun and informative presentation ...
06/02/2026

Love seeing birds in your yard? 🐦🌿

Join us on Thursday, June 11 from 6:30–7:30 PM for a fun and informative presentation with Jennifer Nichols of GreenWeaver Landscapes on how native plants can bring more life, color, and activity to your outdoor spaces.

Jennifer will share practical tips for incorporating native plants into your property, highlight the plants birds love most, and explore how thoughtful landscaping can create spaces that are both beautiful and beneficial for local wildlife.

Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just getting started, you’ll leave with fresh ideas and inspiration to help your landscape come alive!

Jennifer brings over 25 years of horticulture experience and is the owner of GreenWeaver Landscapes, an award-winning, woman-owned ecological landscape design firm serving southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how your yard can support birds, pollinators, and the planet.

Reserve your spot today! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/turn-your-yard-into-a-bird-haven-tickets-1990174681045

A beautiful shade tree can transform your landscape for years to come. 🌳Beyond cooling your yard in the summer, native s...
05/29/2026

A beautiful shade tree can transform your landscape for years to come. 🌳

Beyond cooling your yard in the summer, native shade trees can support wildlife, improve air quality, help manage stormwater, and add year-round beauty to your property.

In this blog, we’re sharing a few of our favorite native shade trees for this region, from the timeless White Oak to the vibrant Red Maple and the unique Black Gum, Shagbark Hickory, and Kentucky Coffeetree.

If you’ve been thinking about adding a tree to your landscape but aren’t sure where to start, this is a great place to begin.

Give the blog a read, and reach out to GreenWeaver if you’d like help choosing the right tree for your space: https://green-weaver.com/shade-tree-favorites/

Is your outdoor space ready for summer? ☀️🌿As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, now is the perfect time t...
05/27/2026

Is your outdoor space ready for summer? ☀️🌿

As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, now is the perfect time to start thinking about how you want to enjoy your yard this season. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool, spending time in the garden, or creating a space to gather with family and friends, a thoughtfully designed landscape can make all the difference.

We love creating outdoor spaces that feel beautiful, functional, and connected to the natural surroundings—so you can make the most of summer at home.

If you’ve been thinking about reimagining your yard, now is a great time to get started. Reach out to GreenWeaver to begin planning your outdoor transformation.

Did you know that a garden project can dry out a leaky basement? Before this renovation, stormwater was gathering along ...
05/21/2026

Did you know that a garden project can dry out a leaky basement? Before this renovation, stormwater was gathering along the side of the house.

Our design removed a fence and diverted the water into a rain garden. A stepping stone path provides access, while native plants help manage stormwater. The result is a beautiful and functional side yard, a dry basement, and habitat for local birds and pollinators.

Your backyard can be more than a beautiful place to relax. It can also be a thriving habitat for birds, bees, butterflie...
05/19/2026

Your backyard can be more than a beautiful place to relax. It can also be a thriving habitat for birds, bees, butterflies, beneficial insects, and other wildlife.

By choosing native plants, adding layers of trees, shrubs, perennials, and ground covers, avoiding chemical pesticides, and creating small habitat features like brush piles, water sources, and leaf-covered garden areas, you can help increase biodiversity right at home.

Even small changes can make a big difference. A pollinator patch, a bird-friendly corner, or replacing invasive plants with native species can support local wildlife while making your landscape more vibrant, resilient, and full of life.

One biodiverse yard matters. A neighborhood of biodiverse yards can create connected corridors that support migration, nesting, pollination, and survival.

Learn how to turn your garden into a beautiful wildlife haven: https://green-weaver.com/backyard-biodiversity/🌿

Spring is in full bloom, and we’re proud to sponsor a special evening celebrating 50 years of Jenkins Arboretum & Garden...
05/15/2026

Spring is in full bloom, and we’re proud to sponsor a special evening celebrating 50 years of Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens! 🌿

Tomorrow, Jenkins will host its annual fundraiser in honor of five decades of education, conservation, and community connection.
Guests will enjoy a roving dinner, garden games, lively music, and floral festivities — all in support of Jenkins’ mission to celebrate the wonder of plants and place.

We’re honored to support an organization that helps preserve and share the beauty of nature with our community.
📍 Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens
📅 Saturday, May 16, 2026
⏰ 6–9 PM

Get tickets today: https://www.jenkinsarboretum.org/springblooms/

Here’s to 50 years of growth, connection, and community! 🌸

Beautiful landscapes don’t have to mean constant upkeep.A low-maintenance habitat garden works with nature instead of ag...
05/15/2026

Beautiful landscapes don’t have to mean constant upkeep.

A low-maintenance habitat garden works with nature instead of against it — using native plants, thoughtful design, and natural processes to create a property that is both beautiful and beneficial for wildlife.

By planting densely, choosing the right plants for the right place, mowing less, leaving the leaves, and allowing some areas to grow a little wilder, you can reduce maintenance while supporting pollinators, birds, insects, and other creatures that bring your garden to life.

The result? A healthier, more dynamic landscape that changes with the seasons, supports your local ecosystem, and gives you more time to actually enjoy your yard.
Read our blog to learn how to create a beautiful, low-maintenance habitat garden: https://green-weaver.com/low-maintenance-garden-design/ 🌿

05/13/2026

Rain gardens do more than add beauty to a landscape. They help manage stormwater, reduce runoff, support pollinators and wildlife, and protect our waterways by giving rain a place to slow down, soak in, and replenish the ground.

At the Newtown Edgmont Municipal Building, this rain garden was designed to work with the natural flow of water while adding full-season interest with native plants like asters, echinacea, goldenrod, mountain mint, viburnum, sedum, and rudbeckia.

For homeowners, rain gardens can also be a practical solution for soggy lawns, basement flooding, erosion, and problem areas where water tends to collect after a storm.

Thoughtful landscaping can be both beautiful and functional — supporting your property, your local ecosystem, and clean water for the community.

If stormwater is creating challenges on your property, GreenWeaver can help you create a solution that works with nature. 🌿

Ever wonder how GreenWeaver brings your dream landscape to life?It all starts with you. Every piece of land has individu...
05/11/2026

Ever wonder how GreenWeaver brings your dream landscape to life?

It all starts with you. Every piece of land has individual character, and every client has unique taste — so we listen carefully to understand your vision and the needs of your property.

From there, our design process unfolds step by step:
▪ A proposal is issued for your project design
▪ A preliminary concept is created for your review and discussion
▪ Revisions are made based on your feedback, leading to a final proposal
▪ Once the final proposal is made, the customer can approve the installation of your new landscape!
▪ After installation, we take it one step further. We offer a maintenance contract for the care of the newly installed landscape - ensuring success for the newly installed plants.

But we don't stop at aesthetics. From initial contact through project completion, we work in partnership with our clients, using an environmentally sensitive approach — managing stormwater, selecting sustainable materials, and protecting soils — all while creating beautiful landscapes.
Our goal? Landscapes that delight and inspire, connect people to the outdoors, and celebrate the natural world.

Ready to start your project? Visit green-weaver.com to learn more!

Rain doesn’t have to be a problem — it can be an opportunity. 🌧️Join GreenWeaver CEO Jennifer Nichols on May 13 for PHS’...
05/08/2026

Rain doesn’t have to be a problem — it can be an opportunity. 🌧️

Join GreenWeaver CEO Jennifer Nichols on May 13 for PHS’s Know to Grow Webinar Series, where she’ll share simple, ecological stormwater solutions for your yard or garden.

Jennifer will bring 25 years of experience to this practical session, covering ways to reduce flooding, prevent erosion, improve water quality, and create a more beautiful, resilient landscape.

Perfect for gardeners, homeowners, and anyone curious about sustainable landscaping!

📅 May 13, 2026
💻 Webinar: Turn Rain into Opportunity: Easy Stormwater Solutions for Your Yard
🎤 Featuring Jennifer Nichols, CEO of GreenWeaver Landscapes

Sign up and get ready to grow with the rain: https://phsonline.org/events/know-to-grow-stormwater-solutions



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