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This year, magnolia scale has made an unusually early appearance, with large infestations showing up on properties.

The Arbor Day Foundation's recently released Canopy Report provides valuable insights into how Americans perceive and value trees.

As we approach the end of summer, it's an opportune moment to assess and rejuvenate your lawn, especially if you've noticed excessive damage

M.J. Design Associates is thrilled to invite our valued clients, friends and families to a special event on Saturday, August 10th.

Employees & their families were treated to a delightful surprise in the form of an ice cream truck courtesy of Lil' E's Ice Cream.

Plant watering is difficult to master. It varies for plant varieties, location, soil conditions, mulch conditions, wind, tree canopy, and mo

We began our journey with this plant-loving client in 2016. Through the years, the client has added more and more to their landscape.

It is too hot again this week. We are a month ahead of the average growing cycle (based on temperatures over the last 20 years).

Nature can do a number to what we have constructed and things we plant, especially plants that don’t have deep root systems.

Just a friendly reminder that Earth Day 2024 is coming up in April 22. Earth Day 2024 theme: Planet vs. Plastic.

We are taking advantage of the nice weather and have started winter pruning and cutting down ornamental grasses.

We decided to commit to focus on bi-lingual learning in 2024 because most of our staff has Spanish as their native language.

Horticulturists, gardeners, and farmers look at the Growing Degree Days Calendar (GDD) or heat units to predict plant growth, insect issues,

we embarked on an innovative journey that seamlessly integrated superior soil practices, a diverse array of perennials, flowering shrubs...

Do things slow down at M.J. Design during the winter? No, the focus just changes, like the seasons. We are in planning mode.

In 2023, M.J. Design acquired this lot as our company continued to grow and more space was needed. This allowed us to expand our composting,

Last week was a cold week. Temperatures near 0 degrees at times, with highs in the teens. Now this week is mid 30’s to 40’s.

As 2024 kicks off, we thought we would share some updates with you—including what to expect from our climate this year and a recent award!

It is with a mix of emotions that we bid farewell to Patrick Leitch, our dedicated Landscape Foreman.

During this holiday season, we want to take a little time to tell you about a very special group of people – our Hispanic staff members.