A spring cleanup is vital to the health of your landscape as it includes everything you need to get your lawn and landscape ready for the year ahead with minimal maintenance and maximum enjoyment. With spring opening its doors early this year, people are eager...
Each year our landscape crews focus on re-mulching beds during our annual spring cleanups. Mulch is necessary because it provides protection, nutrients, lengthens plant life and embellishes the look of your landscape. From weed control to happier plants, we recommend fresh mulch and here's why...
We strive to maintain healthy plant life in our gardens and landscapes, but oftentimes shrubs suffer casualties, or fall ill from disease for a variety of reasons. From too little watering to pest infestation, proper disease identification is crucial to the survival of your shrubs....
Winter Pruning Pruning is a word we hear repeatedly because of its importance, yet it’s a verb that often gets ignored during the Winter months. There are a multitude of benefits that result from pruning shrubs, including maintaining health and appearance, increasing air circulation and decreasing...
Have you wondered if your landscape plants are dormant or dead? Deciding this on your own can be difficult. It is also contingent on if the plant life is a tree, shrub, or perennial. If it is a tree, you can very cautiously use a...
The UNL Extention Office recently posted a very informative article titled, "Why do lawn care companies maintain lawns differently than do-it-yourselfers?" We highly recommend reading this, but it also got us thinking about things people ask when they call to inquire about lawn care service. The...
We have received quite a few phone calls about shutting down irrigation systems this weekend due to the freezes. Here is a great “how-to” from one of our trusted referral partners, Quality Irrigation. You can also visit their website for a step-by-step printout! We will also...