Have you noticed any weeds in your mulch beds or on your turf? If so, fear not. We are in route to knock them out. Each season, especially during April, weeds of all kinds are on our radar! Although a certain weed may be showing itself, it may not be time to treat it just …
April is well underway and we are delighted to watch each landscape explode with color and fresh, new life. As we anticipate our Annual Flower Installations in May, many of our natural surroundings give a bit of a tease when it comes to blooming cycles. Many of the flowers we are seeing at this time …
Are you noticing uneven clusters of grass around your landscape or one spot that just always seems to look out of whack? Do these spots have rich, green grass circled around a dingy yellow patch? The reason for this may or may not be what you expect. Believe it or not, dog urine has a …
In the name of St. Paddy’s Day, it is time to talk clovers! We also are wishing all a happy and lucky holiday. Clover has been considered a prominent lawn weed for approximately the last 50 years, as it grows on landscapes unintentionally and with great resilience! Scientifically known as Trifolium repens, clover is loved …
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After snowfall, you should NOT try to run to the rescue for your ornamental plants and shrubs. Even though the weight of the snow may look daunting, you could immediately cause more damage to your plant by shaking the branches. We understand, we want to protect them too! However, sometimes the temperature is far too …
Time and time again during the winter months, we set out to battle the weather, for long freezing hours at a time, day or night. Our mission: to make the roads as safe and accessible as possible in the face of the weather. The priority is to create a pathway for vehicles, especially emergency vehicles, …
We are now waking up to crystallized properties, as blankets of frost develop overnight and glisten in the early morning. While some dread the cold, the low temperatures fill others with excitement and maybe even a burst of energy, all because of the thought of snowflakes falling soon. Those of you who are excited will …
Have you found yourself enjoying the flowers on your property? Until one day, you notice the little colorful petals are no longer there. They did not wilt and they did not die, but they have disappeared one by one, almost into thin air? You have watered them and done your part to care for them. …
One of the biggest threats to your landscape during the summer months is drought stress. Although there is some relief from summer rainstorms, many plant species in the great DC and Baltimore area are currently facing drought stress. It occurs when there is not enough water available to the roots of a plant, preventing it …
