Limone Farm and Gardens is a contemporary design/build landscaping company rich with history. Established in 1906 by James V. Limone as a small roadside produce market in Teaneck, NJ, Limone’s Farm (as it was called then) eventually grew to include more than just produce and prepared foods. It soon became one of the leading garden centers in the area. Since the 1970’s under the ownership and vision of Andre Limone, Limone Farm and Gardens has grown exclusively into an award-winning landscape design company that offers a wide variety of landscaping services. Branching out from our strongly-rooted, yet humble beginnings, many of our designs have won awards from the New Jersey Landscape Contractors Association for both the creativity of design and excellence in execution. Landscape Design/Build company in business for over 35 years. We specialize in creative and unique designs that work with your lifestyle and vision.
3D Computer Planning, Driveways and Walkways, Firepits, Garden structures, Landscape Maintenance, Landscape Plantings, Outdoor Kitchens, Patios, Ponds and Waterfalls, Poolscapes, Retaining walls
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We LOVE the project. We had received several competing designs and bids and chose Andy for the best design, the ability to envision something that built amazingly on what we had, his willingness to keep designing and tweaking to the end, and his very fair pricing. He really demonstrated throughout incredible enthusiasm for making everything a show-stopper, even when something great just was not quite as great as he thought he could get it in the end. Andy spent a LOT of time living with our project and letting the backyard dictate changes and work. But not only the back yard dictated direction--the building department did to as it turned out our original survey was grossly flawed and all our plans had to be gutted and re-done. Andy worked with the building department and us an endless iterations to help us realize our vision right within the confines of what we would be allowed. Anyone else would have given up and the end product would have felt like a compromise. In our case, the design just kept getting better and better.
So what are some of the things I think make our yard really special now? First, Andy is amazing with planning and executing curves and topography. These sound easy, but the move in our yard from all angles and squares to something much more organic looking, private feeling, and natural is really amazing. It takes a lot of work to make something look like it has belonged all along. The curves he plans lead the eye so well. There is an excellent sense of balance and flow. Our yard got much LARGER in this process. I know it sounds crazy, but it did. We had big open areas, flat square patios, etc., before we started and it seemed like the yard was completely open, but our new design makes the yard look and feel much bigger. Parts you never used to even see before now draw the eye out. It is expansive--and at the same time, we have all kinds of privacy within the yard for different kinds of conversations and activities--places to gather around fire pits, to hang a hammock, to have a bench all to yourself, to have a meal with friends and outdoor cooking. It is very much bigger and yet more intimate at the same time. The lighting is great, and the yard looks amazing even from the house at night.
Another thing we really liked was Andy's willingness to work with what we already have. We wanted a new yard, but we hate to kill perfectly good plants and trees. Andy saved absolutely everything, and reused it in all new ways and places for us. Trees that looked terrible lined up like scraggly soldiers are blended in natural woodsie-looking stands with other plantings, specimens from the front are much happier in the back, and Andy catered to all of our craziness in not just getting rid of something that was not working where it was. He also reused at our request all the patio blocks from the patio we took apart in the back to rebuild our walk and steps in the front yard. Every other contractor told us it was not worth their hassle and they would just dump the old and get new to start again. Andy accommodated our desire to up-cycle graciously. He probably humored us, but everything old looks brand new again.
Andy was very professional to work with, kept us fully apprised every step of the way, explained delays beyond his control (such as waiting for other contractors or the town), chased down other providers to improve the product they were delivering us so I did not have to worry, and dealt in good faith and good cheer even when the situation was very challenging and disappointing (such as when our survey flaws were discovered). We did not want to micro manage this product and we had to trust that he knew us well enough to meet our taste and needs, would consult us as the right junctures, and then execute without too much fuss on our end. Andy walked this line artfully for us and I suspect he could do so for lots of different kinds of clients.
Would we work with Andy again? Absolutely. Limone has become our regular gardening service and we have referred them quite successfully and extensively to people we know and see every day. This is a recommendation for which we will gladly take responsibility. It is a credit to us.
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