Piscataqua Landscaping CEO Honored With 2025 Good Scout Award

   Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service is proud to share that CEO Justin Gamester has been honored with the Good Scout Award, presented by Scouting America New Hampshire. The Good Scout Award recognizes individuals who exemplify the core values of Scouting, including leadership, integrity, and a strong commitment to community service. Recipients are selected for […]

Recognized as 2025 Large Business of the Year

   Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service was honored to be named Large Business of the Year by the The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth on December 1st. This recognition reflects the dedication of the company’s hardworking crews, committed leadership team, and the clients who place their trust in them every day. That continued support drives […]

Winterize Now, Save Later: Keep Your Irrigation System Running Strong

   Irrigation Winterization–Protect Your System and Avoid Spring Headaches  As the days shorten and temperatures dip, it’s time to think about one last thing for your landscape: winterizing your irrigation system. Preparing your system for winter is an important step in protecting your investment and making sure your landscape is in great shape when spring […]

Top 10 Plants to Start This Fall in New England

   Fall isn’t just about raking leaves and putting your garden to bed. It’s also one of the best times to plant. Cooler New England temps, still-warm soil, and more consistent rainfall create ideal conditions for roots to establish before winter. That means plants go into dormancy strong and wake up in the spring ready […]

Internship to Sales Rep: The Journey of Roy Ryder 

  In Fall 2024, Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service participated in the Entrepreneurial Studies Internship Program through the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire. The program connects businesses with innovative, entrepreneurial-minded students eager to gain hands-on experience across industries.  Building on the strength of the program, our […]

Why Upgrade Your Irrigation System?  

If you’ve been wrestling with dry patches, sky-high water bills, or sprinklers that seem to run at all the wrong times, you’re not alone. Traditional irrigation systems are often outdated, inefficient, and wasteful, especially during New England’s unpredictable summers. But there’s good news: today’s smart irrigation technology makes it easier than ever to keep your […]

Turn Your Big Visions into Reality. 

How Piscataqua Landscaping turns Red Tape situations into beautiful landscapes.   At Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service, we know that turning your dream landscape into a reality takes more than creativity and hard work. In some cases, it takes coordinating with city and state officials, securing permits, working around environmental regulations, and even scheduling police details […]

Drought-Tolerant Container Plantings That Make Your Commercial Entrance Pop

First impressions matter, and in the world of commercial properties, the entrance is often your only chance to capture attention and convey professionalism. That’s where drought-tolerant container plantings come in: they’re a simple, cost-effective way to create high-visibility color and lasting impact. We know it seems funny to talk about needing drought tolerant plants with […]

Build a Rewarding Career at Piscataqua Landscaping 

Build a Rewarding Career at Piscataqua Landscaping: A Q&A with Mike Franz, Construction Foreman   Ever wondered what it’s like to shape stone, craft stunning patios, and build landscapes that last a lifetime? At Piscataqua, our success isn’t a secret—it’s built by the hands of our incredible team. From landscaping to tree care to snow management, […]

When Mother Nature Has Other Plans 

Why Landscaping Sometimes Fails (and How PLTS Has Your Back)  Let’s face it–landscaping in New England means dealing with wildly unpredictable weather. Even with expert planning, the best equipment, and a skilled crew, Mother Nature sometimes throws a curveball. Maybe a late-season frost wipes out a freshly planted garden bed, heavy rain washes away seedlings, […]