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3 03, 2026

Finance Your Next Project with HFS

By |2026-03-03T17:35:41-05:00March 3, 2026|Announcement, Newsletters|0 Comments

Transform your outdoor space now and pay over time with HFS Home Improvement Loans. With no stage funding, no equity required, and low fixed rates, financing your next landscape project has never been easier. HFS makes it simple to get started right away, so you can bring your vision to life without the financial stress—just beautiful results, sooner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39wtQLL8YF4

24 02, 2026

March 2026 Newsletter

By |2026-02-25T10:21:24-05:00February 24, 2026|Landscape, Lawn Care, Maintenance, Newsletters|0 Comments

IN THIS ISSUE: Hamamelis: The Overachiever Shrub With a Flair for DramaIs Landscape Fabric Good or Bad for Weed Suppression?March Pruning Suggestions Hamamelis: The Overachiever Shrub With a Flair for Drama Here's a humorous take on Hamamelis that still sneaks in the real botanical facts - like a plant lecture delivered by someone who's had just enough coffee to get [...]

9 06, 2025

Landscape Summer To Do’s

By |2025-02-25T12:11:16-05:00June 9, 2025|Commercial, Landscape, Lawn Care, Maintenance|0 Comments

Spring is All hands on deck with preparing our gardens and landscapes with mulch and fertilizers but is that it..!? game over?? Absolutely not. The months of June and July in south eastern Pennsylvania have an equal importance in maintaining the overall health and well-being of your properties beauty. Scouting for insects, controlling weeds and pruning are all on the [...]

5 05, 2025

Why…. Aare My Plants (dying) ?

By |2025-02-25T12:10:46-05:00May 5, 2025|Commercial, Landscape, Patios/Walkways|0 Comments

Landscaping is investment ..not an inexpensive one either… So how can we protect our investment with our changing climate and extended periods of dry - extreme conditions? A garden landscape needs to be thought of like other structural forms, such as a Home. A solid foundation is where it most start. In this case , good nutrient rich well draining [...]

10 03, 2025

Spring is Coming – Don’t Forget Weed Control

By |2025-02-25T12:10:06-05:00March 10, 2025|Landscape, Lawn Care, Maintenance|0 Comments

With spring, warmer temps come not just in the air but in the soil beneath us. Soil temperature (50 degrees+) is the main trigger for plants to break dormancy but also…most importantly, (weed) seed germination. Lawn care programs dictate applying pre-emergent type products to keep certain weeds from invading our turf grass but we also need to consider what we [...]

26 02, 2025

5 Rules for Landscape Design

By |2025-02-25T12:09:36-05:00February 26, 2025|Landscape, Lawn Care, Maintenance, Patios/Walkways|0 Comments

I am often asked to provide ideas for landscape designs for our customers with “I leave up to your judgment” or …. “you’re the expert”.. that’s my favorite hahaha… So how does a landscape designer approach the creation process? There are soooo many plant choices with cool colors-shapes and those names - ‘Pink winky’ or ‘Double play candy corn’ and [...]

23 01, 2025

WELCOME TO THE NEW YEAR!!

By |2025-01-23T12:08:24-05:00January 23, 2025|Commercial, Landscape, Lighting, Patios/Walkways, Walls|0 Comments

It’s that time again when we look ahead to some of the trends the industry experts see gaining popularity in the Green industry. Sustainability-conservation should always be a priority for us in the landscaping world and this year’s trend follows that mantra. ELABORATE OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES In recent years we have seen an uptick in outdoor spaces used as extensions [...]

16 09, 2024

Fall Color in the Landscape is Often Overlooked

By |2024-09-05T07:45:40-04:00September 16, 2024|Landscape, Maintenance|0 Comments

when designing a new garden say…in the spring -flowers – color and of course, “ will it live” “low maintenance please!!!” are all important but id like to share a few of my favorite plants that oƯer fabulous fall color . First up; Hydrangea Quercifolia ‘Toy Solider’Often referred to as Oakleaf hydrangea has dare, I say FOUR season attributes. Emerging [...]

21 08, 2024

September and October Should Be Official ‘Lawn Months’ for the Northeast Part of the Country.

By |2024-08-20T10:43:17-04:00August 21, 2024|Landscape, Lawn Care, Maintenance|0 Comments

Most summers here in south eastern Pennsylvania, we see heat waves with temperatures in the 90’s and less rainfall causing ‘browning’ and opportunistic weeds to show themselves and fill in those bare aeras without turf. To combat that, an irrigation system would be perfect buuut what happens when that’s just not in the cards. And lets be real, water alone [...]

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