Beauty Matters
At Revolutionary Gardens, we believe that Beauty Matters. A well-designed and carefully maintained landscape isn’t just visually stunning—it nurtures the soul and fosters a deeper connection with nature.
Founder and owner Joseph Stolarski learned this truth that Beauty Matters from his mother, whose love for gardening and floral arrangements instilled in him an appreciation for natural beauty and thoughtful design. This passion led to the creation of Revolutionary Gardens, where landscapes are restored, enhanced, and maintained with care and sustainability in mind.
We specialize in garden renovations, whether it’s reviving overgrown landscapes, refining neglected areas, or maintaining the natural elegance of your property. Sustainability is at the core of our approach, we prioritize native plants whenever possible and avoid harsh chemicals, ensuring a healthier, more resilient ecosystem.
Joseph’s loyal companion, Baloo, is often accompanying him, patiently and quietly waiting for the workday to end so he can enjoy a well-earned game of fetch.
Whether you're looking for a complete garden transformation, seasonal upkeep, or expert guidance, we’re here to bring your vision to life. Let’s create an outdoor space that’s not just beautiful—but deeply meaningful.
Work Executed with Pride and Passion
Originally, the company’s slogan began as “Work executed with pride and passion” before evolving into “Your Personal Groundskeeper.” The original slogan has now become our Mission Statement.
This slogan was inspired by the values passed down to me through my father, and his father before him. I was taught to work with diligence and integrity and that a job is not complete until it is done right.
In honor of that legacy, the original logo was a tribute to my grandfather. He was from Poland, fought in World War II, and miraculously made his way to Chicago. The artist who designed the logo specializes in Polish art, which inspired the plant elements within it. Over time, the design was refined to the single flower used today.
My grandfather’s perseverance through the war, and his hard work in the Chicago steel mills, were passed down to my father. In turn, my father worked tirelessly to support a family of six, even fostering others along the way. That same work ethic made this business possible.
This is a legacy I am proud to carry forward—continuing to work with pride, passion, and purpose in everything I do.