We have a challenging wooded site with an abundance of deer and rabbits. Landscape designer Kaleigh Ambrose has worked with us over the last 3 years to suggest and design imaginative, appropriate and beautiful native plants, and the fencing to protect them after installation, including types of fencing not recently done by the company. We couldn't be more pleased with the quality of work from design to installation to maintenance....the teams working under leads Kevin, Josh, Joe and others have been wonderful in the efficiency and care they display, doing their work in a way that shows their investment in our complete satisfaction. We also thank Door Landscape for doing our projects in "sections" that fit our budget; we feel like they value keeping our relationship as a long term customer more than making a "big ticket sale"!

Excellent selection!

beautiful place, friendly and helpful.

So overpriced and no guarantees on trees and shrubs if they don’t make it. Within months half my plantings died. Dying pine trees and dead bushes and plants. Good luck

GREAT PLACE ! Amazing service and nothing but great experiences with this landscape company. I have referred many friends and family members. Top notch professionals !

Found some hard to find native perennials and shrub. Enjoyable for a plant enthusiast.

I asked for an estimate on mosquito and tick control of our property. They came and walked around my property while I was at work and sent me an email immediately about where they would recommend spraying and how much it cost. I was duly impressed!

They have a great selection of plants and trees native to Wisconsin with good information on items regarding location and planting requirements.

I've never been to the physical location, but online the pdf Nursery stock list is an absolute nightmare to look at.. No organization of species beyond basic terms like shrub or groundcover/flower. Very chaotic. A huge improvement would be to alphabetize them by Genus species.. No one wants to sit and use Cntl+F all day. It also doesn't do much to illustrate the collection you have very well. Also, having a catchphrase like: "Intelligent design" on a document like that.. I have to believe it's being used as a humorous example in a class somewhere. I know I got a good chuckle out of it. Seriously though, take my advice and watch how much your online sales improve. Looking at this list like it is.. I just can't. Edit: In response to your reply I can only ask how you, as a professional, would think it is okay to cater to old ignorance instead of enforcing the necessary education? Or are you making the stance that there are no issues with using common names? If you aren't accountable for properly educating your clients, who is? Who is at fault for your clients using common names when you design their reading material? Considering the State DNR site directs people here, I expect a lot more from you.