plant health
Rejuvenate Your Plantings With Spring Pruning
March 23, 2021What is Spring Pruning?** As the temperatures rise, your landscaping begins to blossom and green up, we thought sharing a few of our spring 'must do' spring pruning knowledge might be helpful. Do You Have Questions? What plants in your landscape…
5 Ways to Liven Up Your Landscape & Hardscape Designs
May 11, 2020As our landscapes in Delaware and the Tristate area begin to sprout fresh leaves and blooms, moods cannot help but be positively affected. Liven up your landscape this spring. Something about the vibrant greens, yellows and accent colors that are…
Spring Pruning Tips to Keep Your Landscaping Looking Fresh
May 14, 2019What You Should Know About Spring Pruning The weather is a little warmer, the snow is likely gone for the year, and things are beginning to green up in your yard. Spring has arrived, and with it a few essential landscape maintenance tasks essential…
Seven Tips for Integrating Bulbs Into Your Landscaping
March 12, 2019Here’s How You Can Integrate Bulbs Into Your Landscaping Nothing says spring quite like bulbs. Varieties like tulips, daffodils, and lilies are perhaps the quintessential marker that winter is over at last. There’s a great variety of bulbs…
What Is Rejuvenative Pruning and Why Do You Need It?
February 5, 2019Over time, your landscaping can become less sharp than it once was. Throughout the changing of the seasons, your shrubs and bushes can begin to lose their shape and look unhealthy around the edges. Fortunately, you can take a few steps to help give…
What Landscaping Challenges to Expect From This Past Year’s Volatile Weather
August 7, 2018Wild Weather Ride Recap Every landscaper experiences landscaping challenges — fighting the good fight can help us to conquer and surpass these tests from mother nature. What a crazy spring and summer we’ve had! From snowstorms in the end of…
Why Less is More: The Beauty of Mass Plantings
July 10, 2018Mass planting embodies simplicity because it reads as one large element instead of a wide variety of individual plants. As a lover of plants I often become bogged down when trying to decide how many types of plants to use in a design. When I go to…
How to Have Success With Crapemyrtles in Your Landscaping
June 5, 2018Anyone who has travelled in the south during mid-summer has surely taken note of the Crapemyrtles throughout the area. The crapemyrtle, often referred to as the ‘lilac of the South’, boasts showy blooms that attract bees and provide habitats…
Don’t Let Boxwood Blight Take Out Your Boxwoods!
May 1, 2018Since early 2010, the Boxwood Blight has been slowly moving its way from the Carolina’s to the Delaware Valley region. During this period, our landscapers have noticed this issue at only a handful of our maintenance properties but we want to keep…
The Side Effects of a Late Spring on Your Plantings
April 17, 2018Is Spring Here Yet? By Adrienne Angelucci As many of you may have noticed, Mother Nature has not quite made up her mind as to whether she wants to continue the blustery saga that characterized winter 2017-2018 or allow us the pleasure of an actual.…
How to Handle the Challenges to Your Landscape for Record Cold Winter
February 20, 20182018 has started off as a blustery cold winter and our friend Phil the groundhog gave us some more bad news when he saw his shadow, declaring six more weeks of winter. Whether you believe in Phil’s skills or not, one thing is for sure: this…
4 Steps to Optimal Plant Health for Your Landscaping
February 6, 2018 Why Plant Culture and Environment is Important for Plant Health A healthy plant, planted correctly in the right location, is more likely to remain healthy and less susceptible to attack by disease or insects. Healthy gardens and landscapes…
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