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The return and long-term benefits you will get from a professional landscape design plan make the effort worthwhile.

Plan to attend this inspirational event on August 19, 2017. Tour some of the finest outdoor living spaces in Columbus.

There are some tips and tricks we suggest to help maintain a healthy, intact lawn during the extreme heat of the summer...

If you have columbine in your garden, look out for columbine sawfly (Pristiphora rufipes). If numerous, they can devour all the leaves, leav

If you have Boxwoods, you may notice what looks like tiny bits of snow on the plants. When you look up close you will notice that they are l

Remember to wait until the threat of frost is gone and the soil has warmed to 60 degrees. Try Sunpatiens, Dragon wing Begonias or Cabbage Pa

If you are using a spray nozzle to spray water over your plants, let’s rethink your watering technique! Many people think that a plant wand

Delivering care to your lawn at the right time and in the proper way is crucial for preparing grass for the intensity of the summer growing

We're here to help keep your lawn free of grassy weeds! Grassy weeds are common in many home lawns, BUT they can be treated—even with no

With the temperatures warming up, here are a few helpful landscaping pointers (and temptations) for you to consider: Be careful with the urg

Rejuvenate Roses with a Hard Annual Pruning. Prune to shape and clean out—dead wood and worn out branches, along with weak and spent canes. Spring is the time to correct problems with overall form, or reduce the height of roses that are outgrowing their space. Most roses bloom on new wood, and tend to have reduced bloom on old canes. Let the "Rule of Thumb" be your guide: New growth about the diameter of your thumb make the best canes. If the branch is bigger than your ordina

Six more weeks of winter? Ha. We're making plans for annual flowers! On Ground Hog’s Day, both Buckeye Chuck and Punxsutawney Phil saw their shadows. Both have predicted 6 more weeks of winter. However, MJ is thinking spring and making plans for annual flowers! Seasonal flower pots can be a great addition to any landscape, pots can add pops of color to any entry or patio. If you would like to have a seasonal flower arrangements in your contract, now is the time to make that c

If you have ornamental grasses in your landscaping, now is the time to start to cut them back. You want to cut back these grasses before the new spring growth begins. The grasses should be cut back as close to the ground as you can get or within a few inches. After cutting them down, use a stiff rake to try and remove as much of the old debris that falls into the base. Over time this material will break down and ultimately rot out the center of the grasses. When cutting back

It is with great excitement that we announce the launch of this newly designed website. After much preparation and strategy with Jen Peters of JP Design we are happy to have a site that is now mobile friendly and a better tool for our clients and prospective projects —as it works to help generate fresh landscape design ideas and educates about the valuable landscape service opportunities that M.J. Design can provide! As landscape professionals, our business is, of course, ver