The best home & garden pros in Taunton

“If your yard needs some real living color, Blueview Nurseries is a 10-acre treasure trove for perennials, fruit trees, shrubs, and more, with landscape design help if you want a plan. They've served MA and RI for over 75 years and help contractors and homeowners pick the right plants.”

“From thoughtful design to weekly upkeep, Landmarc Landscape & Irrigation Contractors makes it easy to keep your Attleboro-area property looking sharp through every season.”

From the Attleboro newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Retail chain featuring a variety of curated brands from fashion, home decor, toys, gourmet foods.”

“Skip the big-box shuffle and hit Lovely Day at Olson's Greenhouse, the only direct retail outlet for Olson’s Greenhouses, where almost every plant is grown onsite across six acres, meaning fresh, no-stress annuals, perennials, herbs, veggies…and a gorgeous fall lineup through September and October.”

“Home-decor chain stocking a variety of furnishings, bedding, kitchenware, holiday goods & more.”

“Furniture retailer with a selection ranging from desks to couches, plus mattresses & decor items.”

“If your yard or community plot could use more pollinators and fewer headaches, City Natives is The Trustees’ native plant nursery propagating 200+ species, with seasonal sales of pollinator-friendly perennials, shrubs, and trees, plus heirloom and hybrid vegetable seedlings, helpful supplies, and hands-on workshops…”

From the Leominster newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Su Muebleria East Boston has the basics and the fun stuff to redo a whole place, from living room sets, beds, and mattresses to dressers, recliners, closets, and cozy winter blankets. They offer home delivery, and oddly helpful scooter and bicycle repairs, so your couch and your wheels both get sorted.”

From the Leominster newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Fred's is a South End go-to for design-minded cookware, knives, and tableware that actually holds up, from Mauviel pans and Il Buco Vita splatterware to Pillivuyt porcelain and Microplane essentials. Swing by this week to snag that one piece that turns a Tuesday dinner into an event.”

From the Boston newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Craving clean lines and functional beauty? BoConcept Newbury Street brings Danish-designed sofas, tables, storage, and more, plus a legit Interior Design Service that tailors everything to your space.”

From the Somerville newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Lekker Home curates modern sofas, dining tables, lighting, rugs, and modular shelving that actually play nice together, with Quickship picks when you want it soon. Tap their Design Assistance, then let the Flowerpot collection and color-happy edits turn your Quincy apartment into your favorite hangout.”

From the Quincy newsletter, August 12, 2026

“BMS Paper Co keeps Newton kitchens and party people covered with balloons, table covers, chafers, commercial pots and pans, biodegradable takeout containers, bar supplies, bakery boxes, and every paper good imaginable. Perfect for this week’s cookouts, birthday chaos, or a last-minute catering save.”

From the Boston newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Frugal Furniture stacks the good stuff without the eye-watering price tags, from comfy power-motion sectionals and sleepers to dining, mattresses, outdoor sets, and home office finds from Ashley, Coaster, Crown Mark, DreamCloud, and Nectar. Swing by this week and upgrade the room that’s been bugging you.”

From the Leominster newsletter, August 27, 2026

“If your chef's knife is sawing tomatoes, fix it this week at Blackstone's of Beacon Hill with professional sharpening and what they tout as New England’s largest selection of premium knives. Go for the blades, stay for the well-chosen cookware, locally made goods, and genuinely thoughtful gifts.”

From the Cambridge newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Newton friends, if your mattress has opinions, Frugal Furniture makes a bedroom refresh painless this week with solid bedroom sets, bunks for the kid chaos, and mattresses from Ashley, Nectar, and DreamCloud, plus adjustable bases.”

From the Boston newsletter, August 14, 2026