Est. 1931 · Serving Harwich, MA
Locally owned and close to home since 1931 — mowing and lawn care, seasonal cleanups, irrigation, planting, stonework, and everything in between.
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Call (508) 398-8151In Harwich Since 1931
Locals call Harwich the town of three harbors — Wychmere, Saquatucket, and Allen — and Nantucket Sound runs the length of its southern shore. Inland, a string of kettle ponds and long-worked cranberry bogs cuts through the middle of town. Whether your place is one of the trim, close-set lots in Harwich Port or a few wooded acres out near East Harwich and Pleasant Lake, it deals with the same Lower Cape realities: quick-draining sandy soil, salt in the air, a growing season that doesn't last long, and winters hard enough to set back a healthy lawn.
1931 is when John G. Sears & Son started looking after Cape Cod properties, and we're not some new face showing up this season — our shop sits right up Route 28 in South Yarmouth, close enough to call ourselves neighbors, and decades spent working in Harwich have shown us exactly what it takes to bring these yards through each season looking right. Weekly mowing, spring and fall cleanups, a ground-up landscape redesign, plowing once a storm rolls through — name it, and we've got it covered.
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Harwich has a long history of growing things — the commercial cranberry business began right here. Nearly a hundred years in, we still build every yard around what the Lower Cape's soil and seasons actually demand.
Est. 1931, South Yarmouth, MA

What We Do
All of Harwich
Real work in every corner of town, ordered west to east along Route 28.
West Harwich
Year-round houses and summer cottages sit side by side here, between the Herring River and the Dennis line. A lot of these yards are sandy and quick to drain, shaded under a thick canopy — which turns spring and fall cleanups into serious work and makes irrigation the only reliable way to hold a lawn through August.
Harwich Port
Small lots near the water, front yards on display along Route 28 and Bank Street, and gardens that get seen every single day of the season. With salt air blowing in off Nantucket Sound, lawns and ornamentals stay under pressure, so getting the timing right on feeding, watering, and plant choices counts for more here than almost anywhere.
East Harwich & Pleasant Lake
Bigger wooded parcels, frontage on the ponds, and mature landscapes set back from the road as you head toward the Brewster and Chatham lines. Much of what we do out here comes down to looking after old trees and their roots, keeping drainage in check, and holding plantings that have been in the ground for decades in good health.
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Harwich, MA
95 years of Cape Cod experience, an 8-mile drive up Route 28.
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