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If your landscape is tired or plants that you love may need a new home, late winter through early spring is a great time to transplant.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

We are fortunate to have secured Permanent Resident Cards (green cards) for many of our workers, but our H2B support staff is unlikely.

As we wrap up 2020, let's think about the positives. We know there were hardships and disappointments. But there is much to be grateful for.

Just keeping plants alive has been a challenge, let alone looking great! Regardless, I have been very proud of M.J. Design’s work/results.

Often times when watering issues are so easily prominent, it actually means there are improperly planted turf or plants.

Do you want more blooms on your perennials next year? During the early fall days—when there is less heat stress on your plants—is a...

You may have planted tulips bulbs last year and had great blooms in spring. However, most tulips are not strong bloomers after year one.

Myth: Poison ivy, oak, and sumac only grow in the woods. Fact: You can find it just about anywhere in the upper Midwest, even in the cities!

Here are some tips as we experience what feels like the good ol' "Dog Days of Summer!" Beetles, watering, and fall color plans!

We want to thank the college and high school staff for all their help this summer. They have done a wonderful job assisting in many ways.

From fertilizing and mosquito control to dealing with other contractors on your property, we're here to help you through the summer.

When we prune, we are helping to open plants up and remove old growth, thus encouraging new young growth.

Due to the weather in 2020 so far, we have a few notes for you about plant health!