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Construction at Pickell Park in Readington Township, N.J., was a success! The community really pitched in to bring beauty to the park during construction.
The Garden Beautiful Charity and Readington Township is very pleased with everyone?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s efforts in making the park?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s transition such a sensation. After seeing the construction in progress, Linda Busch of the Recreation Committee at Readington Township said, ?EUR??,,????'?????<?The Park really needed some extra TLC.?EUR??,,????'?????<? And the results are stunning.
The Garden Beautiful Charity founded by Garden Associates Landscape Architecture, Inc., works with local communities and organizations to enhance public outdoor spaces, such as parks, and involves local business in the process. Garden Associates donated the landscaping design plan and provided project management support for Readington Township. The landscaping plan is based upon a low maintenance and sustainable design that will allow the park minimal repairs and upkeep. Garden Associates selected Pickell Park as one of the first local park revitalization projects. The goal is to have the design installed in sections with donations from local nurseries, landscape contractors, and local volunteer communities for each section. Each section will be given a name and recognition to those who donated material or services.
Construction, plants installed at the park, along with planting materials, have all been generously donated by the following companies: Hionis Nursery, Whitehouse Station; Hidden Acres Nursery, Flemington; Miller Landscape Services, Inc., Neshanic Station; Moss Landscaping, Branchburg; Revolutions Landscape Contractors, Lebanon; and Rutgers Nursery & Landscaping, Ringoes. The bed preparation work and planting were provided by: Miller Landscape Services, Inc., Moss Landscaping, Revolutions Landscape Contractors, and Rutgers Nursery & Landscaping.
A late addition to the plan, which was a custom Hunterdon County wildflower mix, was donated by Four Season?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s Greenery in Whitehouse. The mix, located around the drainage swales throughout the park, will help aid in sustainability and rainwater run off. To protect the park?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR?s newly installed flowers and shrubs against deer, natural deer repellent was applied.
Francisco Uviña, University of New Mexico
Hardscape Oasis in Litchfield Park
Ash Nochian, Ph.D. Landscape Architect
November 12th, 2025
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