LANDSCAPE REGULATONS

& PLANT LIST 

 

The homes and yards of Mt Laurel are designed in a natural setting, and all landscaping visible from the public way is required to be native.   The Landscape Regulations direct residents in using native plants as the primary landscape palette for Mt Laurel in order to preserve and protect the natural landscape and topography of the Double Oak Mountain ecosystem. All landscape plantings visible from the public way are required to be native. 

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NOTE: Trees are a large part of Mt Laurel's charm and history. The removal of trees on any residential property must be approved by the Design Review Board. Trees removed without DRB's approval could result in the homeowner being fined. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Mt Laurel Library has an outstanding

Native Planting and Landscape Book Collection available for checkout.