About Us

Our Story

Through the interplay of art and science, we work closely with clients to envision, create, and nurture sustainable landscapes that evolve beautifully over time.

Gardeneering began in 1985 with a simple love of plants and a deep respect for the land. Founded by Tish Rehill, what started as a small container-focused gardening service quickly became something more — a reflection of her creative eye and deep connection to the outdoor spaces that make the Hamptons so unique.

In the early days, Tish was drawn to the beauty and immediacy of annual gardens, always finding joy in the rhythm of planting, tending, and reimagining with the seasons. But as the years passed and the trust of clients grew, so did the scope of Gardeneering. What was once a passion project steadily evolved into a full service landscaping business, rooted in the same care and creativity that sparked it, but expanded to serve properties in a more complete way.

Today, with Tish’s son Marley stepping into a leadership role after years of working alongside her, Gardeneering continues to grow. We are branching into new divisions and embracing modern approaches to property care while staying true to our origins. As a family owned business, we believe our relationships are just as important as the landscapes we tend. We take pride in nurturing the properties we care for, and even more pride in the trust our clients place in us.

With every project, we aim to honor the environment, the traditions of our community, and the unique lifestyle of the Hamptons. We are excited for what is ahead, not just in terms of growth, but in deepening our connections with the people and places that have shaped Gardeneering from the beginning.

Tish Rehill

President

Tish began her career working for a local landscape company before becoming the plant buyer at Lynch’s Garden Center, where she developed a deep knowledge of plant varieties and a strong connection to local growers. During this time, she immersed herself in gardening books, took courses at the New York Botanical Garden, and lectured at garden symposiums across the region. She was especially drawn to bringing new and unusual cultivars into the market, always looking to push the boundaries of what could grow and thrive on the East End.

In 1985, recognizing the need for a woman’s sensibility and perspective in the landscape field, Tish founded Gardeneering. What began as a passion for container planting and seasonal gardens has grown into a full service landscaping company known for its creative vision, expert care, and personalized service.

Tish raised her family on the East End and remains a beloved part of the community. Her generous spirit and support for the arts continue to leave a meaningful mark, and now as a proud grandmother, she finds joy in time with her growing family. During the quieter winter months, she travels often, returning with fresh inspiration and new ideas that help shape the seasons ahead at Gardeneering. Her influence continues to guide the company with the same passion and purpose that started it all.

Marley Doherty

General Manager

Marley grew up in the landscape business and has been an integral part of Gardeneering since 2010. As a native East Ender, he has a lifelong connection to the region and a deep appreciation for its landscapes, lifestyle, and natural beauty.

He began on the landscape maintenance team and, over the years, worked his way up to Project Manager and now General Manager. Marley leads with hands-on experience, a calm presence, and a steady focus on quality and service across all areas of the business.

A graduate of Farmingdale State College, Marley holds a degree in Horticulture with a concentration in Landscape Development. He continues to expand his knowledge each season, committed to growing both Gardeneering and the value it brings to the clients and communities it serves.

Marley lives on the East End with his wife, Emma, and enjoys surfing, fishing, and spending time outdoors in the place he is proud to call home.

Ruth Pegg

Office Manager

Ruth has been with Gardeneering since 2018. Detail-oriented and highly organized, she expertly manages administrative tasks, schedules, and client communications, ensuring that daily operations run smoothly and efficiently. Ruth is often the first point of contact for clients and team members alike, known for her clear communication and steady follow-through.

Originally from New Hampshire, she now lives on the East End with her family and enjoys exploring the natural beauty of the region, from its beaches and farms to its close-knit community. Ruth brings warmth, reliability, and a genuine care for both people and process to everything she does.

Janine Rewinski

Garden Manager

Janine has been with Gardeneering since 2021 and brings over ten years of hands-on experience in garden design, planting, and maintenance. As Garden Manager, she oversees the health and vitality of every garden we care for, combining plant knowledge with an intuitive sense of form, color, and space. Her background in art gives her a keen eye for detail and a strong sense of visual harmony, which she brings to every planting plan and seasonal transition.

A Westhampton native, Janine holds a BS in Art from SUNY New Paltz and continues her professional development through courses at the New York Botanical Garden. She lives on the East End with her husband and their beloved pets, and is a dedicated animal rescuer and advocate for the natural world.

Janine has a deep love for Long Island’s unique environment and the animals that inhabit it — a passion that continues to shape her approach to both garden care and sustainable landscaping.

Eric Tureski

Head Carpenter

Eric has been with Gardeneering since 2020, bringing over a decade of experience in fine carpentry and outdoor construction. As our Landscaping Carpenter, he brings craftsmanship, creativity, and precision to every project — from decks and pergolas to custom fences and architectural details that enhance the landscape.

Before joining Gardeneering, Eric built a diverse foundation in woodworking and design. He began in furniture making in Brooklyn, collaborated with sculptural artists on custom design builds, and worked in a set building shop, focusing on carpentry, scenic art, and finishing. His work blends technical skill with an artistic eye, turning outdoor concepts into beautifully crafted reality.

Born and raised in Southampton, Eric has a deep connection to the East End and its natural rhythms. When he is not on a job site, he enjoys fishing, surfing, and cycling through the backwoods trails that continue to inspire his appreciation for the outdoors.