January 21, 2019
Maintaining your landscape may seem like a relatively easy task. As a homeowner, you might even take pride in being able to care for your yard. If you own a commercial property, then you might think about leaving the task to a groundskeeper or handyman. However, you’ll find it much more beneficial to hire a […]
January 17, 2019
The first flakes of snow haven’t been fallen, but now is the time to think spring when it comes to the landscape of your commercial. As your lawn is being put to bed for the winter, you should go ahead and schedule your spring clean up maintenance service with your lawn and landscape contractor. Spring […]
January 10, 2019
Hardscaping is a great way to add function to your backyard as well as help to balance out the aesthetic of the space, thereby increasing your curb appeal. Unfortunately, a lot of homeowners are under the misconception that they need to have a substantial amount of space in order to add hardscaping. However, hardscaping isn’t […]
January 3, 2019
No landscape is complete without a good hardscape. It is not enough to put plants in the ground and call it a day. The best landscape designs incorporate hardscape in the plans. The hardscape includes any non-living hard surfaces like rock and stone that are used for structures such as pathways, walls and patios.
December 24, 2018
We hope you enjoy the holiday season and have a wonderful New Year!
December 21, 2018
Timing is everything when it comes to planning your dream landscape. And now is the time to plan. It may seem counter-intuitive to start planning for spring when temperatures start cooling, days get shorter and plants die back. However, early winter is the perfect time to think spring. In fact, planning your spring landscaping project […]
December 15, 2018
A Frost occurs when surfaces reach a temperature at or below freezing level. Once surfaces reach this level, they are covered in a multitude of tiny ice crystals. However, windchill can also contribute to a frost occurring by freezing the moisture within plants. When ice crystals occur, the proper term is “hoarfrost.”
December 7, 2018
As winter knocks on the door, many of us sadly bid farewell to our outdoor blooms and colorful foliage plants that only grow when temperatures permit. Perhaps our hanging houseplants have vacationed outside this summer, and we’ve brought them back indoors. Maybe we’ve gotten creative and potted some of our foliage plants, like coleus, into […]
December 1, 2018
The Holidays can often be a stressful time for families. In the midst of arranging family plans, preparing food, and attending events, decorations can often be placed on the backburner. Fortunately, there are still plenty of festive but simple options for those who still want to decorate but are on a tight schedule.
November 25, 2018
The season of winter is always associated with cold temperatures, drying winds and snow cover, which results in a severe problem in your landscape if you are not well prepared for winter. For instance: