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Wooded, landscaped riverside yard in New London, WI
Waupaca County / Outagamie County

Landscaping in New London, WI

Where the Wolf and Embarrass Rivers meet, New London's wooded and riverside lots call for a natural touch.

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New London sits at the meeting of the Wolf and Embarrass Rivers, a river town with a wooded, outdoorsy character and a soft spot for its Irish heritage every March. The lots here often come with mature trees, water nearby, and a natural feel worth protecting.

We design New London landscapes to work with that setting rather than against it. Shade-tolerant plantings under the tree canopy, naturalized beds that suit a river town, and hardscape that fits a wooded lot — that is the kind of work this area rewards.

Areas We Serve

  • downtown New London
  • the riverfront streets
  • Hatten Park area
  • the wooded north side
  • Shawano Street corridor

Local Landmarks

  • Wolf River
  • Embarrass River
  • Hatten Park
  • Mosquito Hill Nature Center nearby
  • downtown New London

Wooded and Shaded Lots

Mature trees are the defining feature of a lot of New London yards, and they change everything. Deep shade and competing roots rule out much of the usual nursery stock, so we lean on shade-tolerant natives and ferns and give new beds honest soil prep to get established under the canopy.

Worked with, not against, a wooded lot becomes the most peaceful yard on the block — dappled light, naturalized plantings, and a path that invites a walk.

Riverside Care

Near the Wolf and the Embarrass, drainage and erosion take center stage. We stabilize banks with deep-rooted plantings and stone and steer runoff so a heavy rain does not carve up the yard or slip soil toward the water.

  • Shade-tolerant natives and ferns for wooded lots
  • Riverbank stabilization and erosion control
  • Naturalized plantings that suit a river town
Our lot is all shade and we couldn't grow anything. They knew exactly what would work under the trees — it finally looks alive.
Patty S., New London, WI

New London Landscaping FAQs

Yes. Shade and tree roots are a common challenge here. We use shade-tolerant natives and ferns and prep the soil properly so plantings establish under a mature canopy.

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