When the snow melts it leaves everything that was in it. See all the water coming out of the store? It has to go somewhere right? When you shovel your snow this winter consider where you put it. Any salt you pick up off the steps or sidewalk will make its way into the soil so be conscious about where you put it. Near the street the salt hurts your lawn, it can do the same to your shrubs.
Spring is almost upon us, hooray! As the snow around your home melts that water has to go somewhere and may find its way into your basement. Be mindful that anything on the floor may be subject to water damage.
It is now mid December, with highs near 60 degrees winter seems like it may never come. With theholidays upon us be sure to stay warm and safe this year. To help prevent damage to your home over the winter you can look for dead branches over your roof, over your electrical service line coming into…
The emerald ash borer has been running rampant killing ash trees left and right. If you are lucky enough to have trees which are still healthy there is still time to act and treat them if you have not already. We have treated numerous ash trees with excellent success at preventing or even repelling infestations….
Here is a shrub planting design and installation we completed last year for a client. Even now nearly one year later it still looks as good as the day it was finished. Why should you redo your outdated poor condition landscaping? CURB APPEAL Your shrubs and trees are the first thing people notice when arriving…
Sometimes a tree looks small enough to take down yourself. A word of caution, there are hazards present in residential settings such as powerlines. Working around those can result in destruction to property, serious injury or even death. Just because it seems easy on youtube does not mean it is. We spoke to someone who…
Wisteria can be a beautiful piece to a garden. Here we have previously constructed a trellis for our client to give his wisteria vine a place to travel other than over the roof of his garage. As you can see the vine still requires yearly maintenance but is much more managable now. Onve we pruned…