Caring for Spring Blooms
Many gardeners are enjoying the gorgeous display of Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths and more in their gardens this time of year. If you want to make sure your blooms come back each year and stay healthy, there are a few steps you need to take once these beauties are finished blooming for the season. Once Tulips […]
A Yard is an Ecosystem
Did you know your yard is an ecosystem? The lawn and landscape work together to balance each other out, just like the human body. When either the lawn or the landscape are under stress, they become more prone to natural control and disease. This relationship can be seem more than ever after severe weather events. […]
The Green Industry & Equipment Expo
Recently, several members from our team traveled to Kentucky for the GIE & EXPO to learn about new innovations and make connections with landscaping companies throughout the United States. They had a great time networking and trying out all of the new equipment! Their individual highlights are below. “2013 was another great year for us at […]
Late Spring Application of Crabgrass Preventer
Crabgrass is a pesky annual weed that comes back from seed each year. Because it must germinate from seed, it is easy to control by applying a pre-emergent pesticide that will kill the seedlings before they get the chance to grow. A great rule of thumb for timing this application is the late spring when […]
It’s All About The Entrance
We recently created a gorgeous cobblestone apron for one of our clients and we’re thrilled with the outcome (as is he!). Richard wanted an apron to function as an attractive entrance into his driveway, to replace the old cracking asphalt, and to hold the pea stone in the driveway by creating an edge. We jackhammered […]