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Horticulturists, gardeners, and farmers look at the Growing Degree Days Calendar (GDD) or heat units to predict plant growth, insect issues,

we embarked on an innovative journey that seamlessly integrated superior soil practices, a diverse array of perennials, flowering shrubs...

Do things slow down at M.J. Design during the winter? No, the focus just changes, like the seasons. We are in planning mode.

In 2023, M.J. Design acquired this lot as our company continued to grow and more space was needed. This allowed us to expand our composting,

Last week was a cold week. Temperatures near 0 degrees at times, with highs in the teens. Now this week is mid 30’s to 40’s.

As 2024 kicks off, we thought we would share some updates with you—including what to expect from our climate this year and a recent award!

It is with a mix of emotions that we bid farewell to Patrick Leitch, our dedicated Landscape Foreman.

During this holiday season, we want to take a little time to tell you about a very special group of people – our Hispanic staff members.

This week we loaded a semi-truck with 23 pallets of pots to be recycled into new containers.

The Ohio Green Industry Association welcomed nearly 230 high school students for the eighth annual Ohio High School Landscape Olympics.

Take a moment to do a few simple things to help ensure that in the spring, there will be nutrients available to help fuel growth.

Did you know there is a right way to rake leaves? Ok, not really how you rake them, but where you put them after they are raked.

Join us in our excitement for two new team members at M.J.! Thomas and Kate both bring unique expertise and experience.

We are starting to see brown lawns and trees changing colors, but it is not great for plants to go into winter in these very dry conditions.

If you couldn't make it, give us a call, and we will be happy to give you a garden tour.

On August 6th, Lorenso's family arrived!

We have been collecting our horticultural plastic plant pots and trays this season to recycle with East Jordon Plastics.

If there is one thing that I have learned as a landscape professional and as a homeowner, it is that my home and yard are my refuge.

We have 14 pallets of plastic pots wrapped and ready for recycling! That’s 2000lbs of plastic plant pots—and also how much we've planted.

When asked to reflect on what he is most proud of, Joel quickly answered that he is proudest of the M.J. team and their growth.