Testimonials for Wildthing Landscape, Inc. 

" A big 'Thank You' to you and Tom for giving me a beautiful back yard that was filled with Florida surprises.  It was worth waiting for and I am especially pleased with the two holly trees.  I appreciate your arriving on time and the care you gave to a small project, by most landscape projects.  Your work men did a great job of transforming a very homely back yard into something lovely and left it in perfect order.  My only regret is that I didn't know of your company sooner."
- Carolyn Northcutt

"We think you have been very cooperative and punctual in everyway and have high praise for you both in the effort you put forth for us.  We will recommend you every chance we get! Thanks again!" 
- Wally & Jean Huchthausen, Stuart Yacht and Country Club 

"I would like to take a moment of your time to heartily recommend Shawnee Biernat and Tome Biernat of Wildthing Landscape. We appreciated the promptness of their attention to our landscape project, and their attention to being on time and getting things done both quickly and correctly. We chose Wildthing because they are knowledgeable about our Florida native plants, about the sthetic of each plant and about the characteristics of each plant.  They were able to work with our vision for our property and take that vision to another level. We have already noticed extensive growth, blooms and an abundance of birds and butterflies, where once there were few.  With each passing week new and interesting features of the plants are visible.  When we had concerns about the plants, Tom & Shawnee were right out the next day making sure their babies were kept healthy. We love our home, and we love our landscape.  We highly recommend Shawnee & Tom."
 - William B. Klausmeyer

Wildthing Landscape, Inc. In The News

• Wildthing Landscape, Inc. assisted the Martin County Audubon Society with the restoration of Bird Island in Martin County which consisted of removing exotic invasive plant species such as Brazilian pepper and Australian pine and planting over 1000 mangroves as well as pigeon plum, gumbo limbo and buttonwood trees - all native to Florida.  Thousands of rare and endangered birds nest and raise young every year on f 1.5-acre island considered the most diver bird rookery on the Treasure Coast.

• Wildthing Landscape, Inc. assisted Martin County with the Stuart Beach County Park Restoration which involved removing invasive non-native plants such as Australian Pines and Brazilian pepper and replacing them with native plants - cabbage palms, paradise trees, coco plum, pigeon plum, mastic, stoppers, saw palmetto, gumbo limbo, blolly, leather fern, coontie, white indigo berry, live oak, red bay and other native plants.

• Wildthing Landscape, Inc. assisted Nancy Shirley of Port St. Lucie in transforming her yard into a thriving environment with 50-75 native species of plants with walking paths.