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    Good Mowing Practices
    • May 25

    Good Mowing Practices

    Here are some good mowing practices we like to keep in mind that help keep your lawn green and healthy throughout the summer.
    When & How We Cut Ornamental Grasses
    • Feb 1

    When & How We Cut Ornamental Grasses

    From a horticulture standpoint, you just want to make sure that they are cut down before they start to grow come spring.
    Proactive Mower Maintenance
    • Jan 31

    Proactive Mower Maintenance

    We definitely take the time to properly maintenance our 100+ pieces of equipment.
    M.J. Staff Members Staying Busy this Winter
    • Jan 31

    M.J. Staff Members Staying Busy this Winter

    We look forward to the rest of our team’s return in March and early April.
    2021 Reflections & Appreciation
    • Dec 16, 2021

    2021 Reflections & Appreciation

    We hope 2022 provides many of the same good fortunes that we're so appreciative to have experienced in 2021.
    Winter Preparations
    • Nov 24, 2021

    Winter Preparations

    If you've had the national award-winning M. J. Design Associates team install new plantings around your property...
    Winter Pruning
    • Feb 19, 2021

    Winter Pruning

    Winter is the season of dormancy, and the season usually right after most of the plants are done blooming, it is the best time to prune.
    Proper Winter Watering
    • Jan 25, 2021

    Proper Winter Watering

    Ideally the air and soil temperatures should be at or above 40 degrees. Watering the soil zone within the drip line will be enough...
    The Benefits of Winter Pruning
    • Feb 25, 2020

    The Benefits of Winter Pruning

    It is a common misconception that tree maintenance is not done in winter months. There are benefits to pruning when plants are dormant.
    2019 Wrap-Up from Joel
    • Dec 18, 2019

    2019 Wrap-Up from Joel

    Happy Holidays! As 2019 comes to a close... Let's reflect on some successes of the year, as we've achieved a wide array of landscape
    Liven Up Your Gray Winter Landscape!
    • Nov 22, 2019

    Liven Up Your Gray Winter Landscape!

    There are definitely ways to add some color and interest to your winter landscape with the right choice of plant material and/or some lighti
    Why Do We Prune by Hand?
    • Feb 20, 2018

    Why Do We Prune by Hand?

    At M.J., we'll do anything to help a plant thrive and grow. So, why do others shear plants into neat square, round and pyramid shaped ob
    What's Happening at MJ During Winter
    • Feb 20, 2018

    What's Happening at MJ During Winter

    Joel has worked with our Hispanic staff on proper planting techniques this winter. Some simple things are so important to a plant's heal
    Wacky Winter Weather Can Affect our Plants
    • Jan 25, 2017

    Wacky Winter Weather Can Affect our Plants

    Dandelion weeds in January, big fluctuations in temperatures, late-dropping leaves, and blooms in winter! How can we help maintain a healthy landscape? Some may not believe in global warming, but it sure feels like it with all the warm temperatures. At least we are getting lots of rain to make up for a dry 2016. It would be a difficult winter if it was cold, the snow volume would be unbelievable. With the changes in the climate, it is effecting our plants. I saw a dandelion w
    Need Mower, Tiller or Small Engine Repair?
    • Jan 25, 2017

    Need Mower, Tiller or Small Engine Repair?

    Did you remember to get your landscape equipment serviced in the fall prior to putting it away for the winter? If not, this is a great time to get your mower or tiller services. We have used Rick Graham from Graham Small Engine Repair for the past 17 years to service all the M.J. Design equipment. If you are looking for trusted, quality service, Rick will be willing to work with you either at your home or arrange pickup/drop off with you. He will do anything from sharpening b
    What Do We Do in Winter?
    • Jan 24, 2017

    What Do We Do in Winter?

    Everyone always asks what we do all winter. We are actually very busy preparing for organized maintenance contracts and a successful growing season! If we can help design a new landscape bed or your dream backyard, just let us know. Winter is a great time to plan this summer’s project. A lot of time during winter months is spent at schools—giving back and networking. Hiring and recruiting staff is always an important task. Molly, Kelly, and Sue are also changing over to a new
    Mulching in Late Fall or Early Winter
    • Dec 7, 2016

    Mulching in Late Fall or Early Winter

    Many people feel that spring is the time to mulch their landscaping beds. It looks good and protects their plants from the extreme heat of the summer. But have you ever thought about mulching in the late fall or early winter? Mulching this time of year is actually very beneficial for your plants. Mulching in Ohio’s colder weather helps in three basic areas: Soil moisture retention Weed suppression Soil temperatures Mulching this time of year can also protect your plants from
    Winter Container Gardens
    • Oct 31, 2016

    Winter Container Gardens

    Have you wondered what you could do with your containers and pots in the winter? How can you add some excitement to the entry of your house during the holidays and cold months? An easy answer is to transform your containers from summer annual flowers to winter greens. Evergreen cuttings can be found from plants around your yard—including spruce and pine trees. Evergreen shrubs like boxwood, yews and arborvitae make great fillers. Even the trimmings of your family holiday tree

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