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Be green this winter. We will pickup your tree to recycle it for you—a gift back to our environment!

If you have special events or landscape goals coming up, let us know this winter! We can get your project planned and scheduled for your eve

M.J. offices will be closed December 21, 2017 through January 2, 2018.

Our team certainly understand the M.J. Design standards. They also know the M.J. Design logo and brand standards! Ok, Jose Luis is a bit...

M.J. Design has been working hard with the USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) to obtain work authorizations and perm

Most young trees sold are what landscapers refer to as "bare root" trees. They can be planted in spring, but "bare root"

"M.J. laid out a terrific landscape plan complete with an outdoor living space and two-tiered patio for the backyard. We could not be h

As the growing season comes to the end, you will want think about putting the plants to sleep for the year. Here are some easy tasks to reme

M.J. Design would like to welcome two new (little) members to our extended family!

Often our clay soils hold moisture or prevent excess water from draining away. Let M.J. prepare healthy soil conditions for success in your

Milkweed is the host plant for Monarch butterflies. This means that it is the only plant the female butterfly will lay its eggs on. The Milk

Aeration involves perforating the soil with small holes to allow air, water and nutrients to penetrate the grass roots. This helps the roots

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

The changing track of sunlight in your garden allows you to create a seemingly whole new garden in autumn. Mix mums with other fall annuals

This is turning out to be a more significant year for Japanese beetles in central Ohio than we have had in a few years. Favorite hosts are

Does your lawn need a little make over? Perhaps it has been damaged by pests, damaged by your four-legged friends, or too many weeds are dri

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

Most people seem to either do too much or too little... but remember Mother Nature can take care of a lot of the guess work for you. Read th

When it comes to keeping your annuals looking healthy and growing all season, we recommend fertilizing them every 3 to 4 weeks—as they have

Cutting back is another way to encourage your perennials to produce healthy, new growth—and of course they’ll look tidier! Summer pruning di