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After the holildays, we are happy to assist with recycling your tree, just give us a call—we'll arrange a pickup!

Fall core aeration is a great way to help prepare our lawns for the harsh winter season.

It’s bulb planting season! Here are some helpful planting practices for best results.

The main reason for aerating is to alleviate soil compaction. Compacted soils have too many solid particles in a certain volume or space.

At M.J., we use Zero Waste boxes from Terra Cycle to allow us to recycle just about anything—including all our plastics.

The Muirfield Garden Club recently held their meeting at the M.J. Gardens! Molly and Amanda gave them a tour and talked on several topics.

One of our favorite services we offer is Fall Décor! We love filling containers, garden beds, or straw bales with colorful plants.

You may have noticed in past years that pollinator plants were on the decline. But why? Most reasons are related to the use of chemicals....

When determining if you need to water, the rule of thumb is 1 inch of water per week. Now, don't count on your local news to tell you how...

Quality, effective pruning takes solid plant knowledge to do it correctly.

Let’s discuss how we incorporate core principles into our designs to make for a lush, colorful, and free-flowing landscape.

Now that the spring bulb's flowers are gone you may be tempted to cut back the foliage… But wait!

Imagine wearing a belt that is being squeezed tighter and tighter, and you’ll get an idea of what girdling roots do to a tree!

Ohio's spring can be a “chilling” reminder that in our Planting Zone (#6), it is always best to resist planting until after May 15th.

If you don’t have the space or time, but want to grow produce or fill the space with scent and color, containers are a great option!

One of the most prolific outside forces that effect our landscapes are animals. Of these animals we find that deer are the biggest culprits.

Many of reduce, recycle and reuse practices have been the standard at M.J. Design for quite some time!

This is the year of the Cicadas. Brood X, commonly known as ‘The 17-year Cicadas’ will be emerging from the ground.

Now is the time to consider what your landscape will need to recover from all the snow (and ice) during this cold season.

Winter is the season of dormancy, and the season usually right after most of the plants are done blooming, it is the best time to prune.