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The answer is simple… The gray, still days of winter are the perfect time to prune trees and many woody shrubs.

We want to thank our clients for the business, our sub-contractors for their assistance, and our vendors for their support. This year,...

Here are plantings you can do in the fall to have some gorgeous color in the spring...

Using the mower to mulch the leaves in your yard will accomplish a few good things...

"Cultivate" attracts thousands of industry professionals and visitors from all over the world. M.J. was approached to host a tour of...

Now is the best time to analyze your lawn. With warm days and cool nights, late August to early October is the perfect time to seed.

We continue to work to become a Zero Waste company in the next 5 years and continue to do our part to protect our environment.

Even if the irrigation system has been started and checked for repairs, consider the environment and recent weather before running.

Here are some good mowing practices we like to keep in mind that help keep your lawn green and healthy throughout the summer.

One thing can be quite a hinderance on the beauty and splendor that we have been waiting for so patiently. That’s right…WEEDS!!!

If you are thinking about planting a tree, here are some key points of our trusted process...

Native Bees, like the Mason and Ground Nesting types, play an important role in pollination of garden crops, native plants and fruit trees.

A good rejuvenation prune in early spring won’t put too much stress on a rose plant, as the weather is cool enough to allow it to recover.

This time of year everyone is ready to get out and mulch, but what IS the best way to mulch?

This year, we are pushing further green practices into the field with some new battery-operated equipment!

In OHIO, one of the best times to plant trees is between early March and early May, when trees are still dormant, and frost is not a threat.

Bulbs sprouting in the winter isn’t normal in cold weather climates, but with inconsistent Ohio temps, it is common.

From a horticulture standpoint, you just want to make sure that they are cut down before they start to grow come spring.

We definitely take the time to properly maintenance our 100+ pieces of equipment.

By raking all the leaves, we rob the plants of organic matter, we rob them of nutrients.