At the far northwest edge of the county, Maple Creek is open farm country crossed by its namesake stream.
The Town of Maple Creek lies in the rural northwest of Outagamie County, near Bear Creek, with Maple Creek winding through the farmland. Lots here are large and country through and through.
We bring durable, low-maintenance landscaping out this far, planning around the creek, the clay, and the open exposure.
Where the creek and its low ground cross a property, we manage drainage and use moisture-tolerant plantings. Everywhere else, we keep the design durable and low-maintenance for open, rural living.
French drains, dry creek beds, rain gardens, and regrading that end standing water in our clay soil for good.
Learn moreNative-forward gardens, trees, and shrubs chosen to survive Zone 5 winters and thrive with less water and upkeep.
Learn moreA custom, buildable plan for your whole yard — drainage, plantings, and hardscape that fit your property and our climate.
Learn moreMowing, fertilization, bed care, and seasonal upkeep that protect your landscape investment all season long.
Learn moreSpring wake-ups and fall winterization that keep your yard healthy through Wisconsin's toughest transitions.
Learn moreEngineered retaining walls that terrace slopes, stop erosion, and reclaim usable yard — built to hold through freeze-thaw.
Learn moreFor projects that fit our schedule, yes — about thirty minutes northwest of Appleton in the farm country near Bear Creek.
Yes. We grade, add drainage, and use moisture-loving natives so low, wet areas work instead of staying a problem.
Always — a free on-site visit and a written proposal.
DrainagePuddles that linger for days after rain or snowmelt are a clay-soil signature in the Fox Cities. Here is how to diagnose the cause and match it to the right fix.
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DrainageA rain garden turns a soggy problem into an asset — capturing runoff, soaking it into the ground, and feeding pollinators. Here is how they work in Fox Cities clay.
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Planting & GardensA working list of fifteen plants that earn their place in a Fox Valley yard — hardy through our winters, forgiving of clay, and heavy on natives.
Read articleOwner-supervised design, hardscaping, and planting for Maple Creek, WI and the surrounding area.
