We have a great team of Crew Leaders and Team Members in addition to our great Administrative Staff. Of course we couldn’t do it without our super leader – Kevin Sharp and our awesome Production Manager – David Staley! Our day begins early with our Managers arriving at 5:30 a.m. to review the weather […]
Author Archives: michelle
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Aug
Aug
Storm water runoff is a major cause of water pollution in cities. When rain falls on roofs, streets and parking lots, the water is not all absorbed into the ground. Instead, storm water drains through gutters, storm sewers and other collection systems, and is then released into nearby bodies of water. This water often contains […]
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Jul
Jul
Petscaping is a new trend in landscaping where the design keeps that special pet in mind. The idea is to protect your furry four legged creatures from poisonous plants and harmful chemicals all while keeping your cherished plants safe from your curious and sometimes destructive pets. If your pets safety is of the utmost importance […]
09
Jul
Jul
One of the basic questions a gardener will ask themselves is whether an area needs a shade plant, a sun plant, or maybe something in between. The truth is very few areas of landscape lie in full sun or full shade. Trees, roof lines, and other structures cast shadows that move with the traveling sun. It can […]
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Jul
Jul
Commercial landscaping is a multi-faceted service that includes planning, designing, installation, and maintenance for all businesses big and small. Commercial landscapers do a lot more than you think. Its not just a mow and blow. There are many benefits in investing in your landscaping. Unattractive landscaping gives your customers and guests a bad impression of […]
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Jun
Jun
Beware property managers, some of the most unwelcome residents these days are Canada Geese, who once they settle in, don’t want to leave. In late winter, they battle for mates and choose nesting sites. In spring, they nest and raise young. In summer and fall, many become permanent residents. Year round, they devour turf, damage […]
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Jun
Jun
A vacation trip doesn’t have to mean your plants will go thirsty. A little planning can help ensure your vegetation stays moist and healthy. Plants need water. You may like to take your vacation in the peak of summer, but being left alone for a week or two is hard on your garden just like […]
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Jun
Jun
Sustainability has proven to be the new buzzword in the green industry over the last few years, NALP says that for 2018 it’s proving to be more than just a trend. We all do our part to protect the environment, whether it be recycling or purchasing energy efficient appliances. We need plants to provide oxygen […]
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May
May
Your lawn needs to breathe. Every time you step on your lawn, mow your grass, or allow your children to play in the yard, your lawn soil becomes a little more compacted. Minimal use usually isn’t a significant problem. Seasonal freezing and thawing can help keep your soil loose, as well as the occasional earthworm […]
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May
May
How to Keep Mosquitoes and Ticks Away From Your Deck and Yard Mosquitoes: According to the CDC, the most important thing you can do to keep mosquitoes out of your yard is to eliminate their preferred breeding grounds. Keep your gutters clean, and your birdbaths, old tires, wheelbarrows, and swimming pool covers free of standing […]
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