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Spring Lawn Touch Ups!

Ideally, we like to have new seed planted by May 15th to take advantage of the spring rains—as keeping the new seed moist is key to germinat

Ready to plant? Slow down. Not yet!

You may see the daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths popping out and showing some vibrant colors in your flower bed, but remember, these are har

Spring Maintenance Tips to Keep in Mind

As the warmer weather sneaks in, don’t neglect the early-season practices essential to a healthy, growing landscape! We’re here to help...

Time to Cut Down Ornamental Grasses

One benefit of ornamental grasses is that they provide some nice visual texture during the winter landscapes can look bare. When and why do

The Importance of Spring Pruning to Deciduous Shrubs

February and March are great times for pruning—as it is best to prune deciduous shrubs is when the plant is still dormant and when you can s

Outdoor Projects on Your Mind? Use the Cold Weather to Plan!

Have you recently looked into your backyard and thought, ”Boy, we wish we spent more time outdoors?” “If only we had a more pleasant outdoor

Working Around Our Crazy Weather

With excess moisture in the ground this spring, we try to work as best we can as the weather allows. But, we don’t want to make more of a me

Introductions!

We have two new teammates joining us from Mexico, Hilario and Pedro! Their brothers have already been with the M.J. team and we look forward

Make Way for GREEN!

Even though winter has had its late snows, we have started our landscaping season! Our full staff is back and we are all working away.

Plan for Future Color

This time of year, we encourage you to take a few minutes, think about spring color, and plant fall bulbs. This is a small effort will pay o

Mowing Properly in Spring

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

Temptations as Spring Temperatures Arrive!

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

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