Decorative urns are perfect container gardens. A large and grand garden is a desirable amenity for your home, but not everyone has the time or energy to care for a large garden. That doesn’t mean your property can’t shine with color this season. Flower pots and hanging baskets are a great way to add a […]
Gazania blooms best in hot, sunny areas. Can’t wait for summer to see these beauties! It’s still hard to believe summer is finally here to stay. So after a plant friendly and cool spring it is time to get ready for the hot weather. Our lawns and plants fared well so far and now it […]
Click image above to view video page Earth Day is a very important day in our calendar that should inspire everyone to work together to improve our environment. It marks a day of environmental awareness across the nation and people come together to reduce, reuse and recycle. When spring is in the air and the […]
A dynamic landscape composition of trees, perennials, boulder wall, waterfall, and annuals.We were hit hard this winter with near record snow totals combined with colder than normal temperatures, which had many of our plants covered in a frozen snow load. Ice storms and extended sub-freezing temperatures added to the stress on our plants as well […]
Our team follows safety protocol pruning dead trees and shrubs, keeping your home and family out of harms way.It’s been a rough winter. Many of our trees and shrubs were damaged: Leaning over, possibly breaking with heavy snow loads, filled with dead wood and hazardous to our landscape. Our children will be playing outside soon […]
Snowdrops brighten the landscape in early spring. Photo cred. Sal MasulloWinter is retreating and the dormant landscape is thawing, ready to wake up and stretch out its limbs and leaves. Start your spring cleanup early by generating a check list for you landscape. 1. Walk around your property and assess snow/ice damage to gardens and […]
Play a relaxing game of bocce in your own backyard!Revitalize your spring landscape with a few new landscape ideas for 2014. After this winter, aren’t we are all ready for spring? Winter has had a tight grip on us this year. Let’s shake it off and THINK SPRING! Sustainability: Start your compost pile now. No […]
Spring is here. The following are 20 things you should know about spring. Who’s ready for tulips, pansies and Dwarf Fothergilla flowers? 1. March 20th is the first day of spring. Before long the first day of summer (June 20th) will be here! 2. Assess winter damage to plants and the landscape. 3. Apply pre-emergent […]
Feels a little tropical, even in the winterOne thing that gets me through these dreary winter months is knowing I will be back outside in my garden soon. Another thing is my indoor plants. No matter how big or how little your living space is, there’s always room for a plant. Not only do indoor […]
Post Hurricane Sandy redesign for waterfront residence: no lawn, salt tolerant plants, bermed to deter floodingOver the past few years, you may have noticed the growing publicity regarding global warming. What can we do to stop it or slow it down? In reality, global warming (also known as global climate change) is a natural process that […]
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