Chuck Seura started landscaping as a young man in Mass., with his father, a Stone Mason. He continued to work summers with Landscape Creations – now Sudbury Design Group, right through college. After graduating with a Bachelors degree from Northern Arizona University with a Major in Physical Geography and a Minor in Biology, he moved to Bellingham, Washington. In Bellingham Chuck started his own successful landscaping business. Several years later he sold the company to move back to New England.

After arriving in Maine Chuck had a short stint with Islandscaping and then went onto work at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Garden in Seal Harbor for 5 years. That’s when Chuck decided he wanted more control of his work. He reached out to a private estate owner whom he was working part time for and was hired immediately at the Seal Harbor Estate – Mosshaven.

At Mosshaven, Chuck was the Estate Superintendent. What began primarily as a landscape/gardener position at a newly constructed estate, quickly lead to more and more responsibilities. Involved in everything from taxes to managing contractors, he was responsible for everything to do with the estate.

During Chuck’s time in Maine, he met his future wife Ashly. Concurrently building a family as well as a Farm, they now live with their three children on their small farm, aptly named Seura Farm. On the farm they grow Organic Fruits and Vegetables – from which Ashly is constantly creating seasonal specialties – artfully prepared food and raw juice to winter defense oil.