Commercial Landscaping Articles - Page 10 of 13 - Bluegrass

Many people love to garden, including senior citizens. There is something about it that brings peace and tranquility. Zen Gardens in senior housing communities bring a sense of calmness for seniors that no prescription can provide. Benefits of Zen Gardens for Seniors Zen Gardens provide a multitude of benefits for senior citizens, including the following: … Continued

You might have seen fascinating concrete walls bordering office buildings, financial institutions, medical buildings, or other locations. Although they are aesthetically pleasing to look at, they are not there just for show. These walls are called retaining walls and are crucial in protecting the landscape around it. They also offer a connection between your building … Continued

Curb appeal is an important part of any commercial and industrial company’s design. However, landscaping goes even further than just attractive green areas. For a business, the landscape design needs to include safety, accessibility, and environmental considerations.  How Important is Landscaping for Your Commercial Property? Every business owner wants their property to appear well cared … Continued

Sustainability is important for protecting the planet and the local environment. Small actions you take can make a big difference, using less water and electricity, fertilizing your landscape properly, and ensuring that your runoff is controlled can have a large positive effect on your local environment. In addition to all these little adjustments, you can … Continued

Importance of Common Area Landscaping on Your Property   Breathing fresh air and enjoying the outdoors is helpful to clear the mind and take a few moments to relax. Common areas on commercial properties are spaces where employees, guests or customers can gather to do just that. This is a great opportunity not only to … Continued

By maintaining a healthy yard, you’re helping people breathe better! According to the University of Minnesota’s extension office, a healthy lawn area of 25 square feet will provide enough oxygen for one adult person in a day. Additionally, healthy lawns reduce noise pollution, trap carbon emissions, and look stunning! Having a lush lawn has many … Continued

Your summer landscape is the pride of the community, but in winter, everything turns brown. How can you emphasize the beauty of your landscape in every season? Permanent fixtures in your landscape likely include hardscape elements like rocks and retaining walls. Even trees can be considered semi-permanent. But there are a lot of plants that … Continued

If you are new to landscaping, you might be asking yourself, “What is hardscaping?” Hardscaping is very popular among both residential and commercial properties. It involves incorporating structural elements and features into a landscape design. These features include paths, benches, small bridges, patios, and paved areas. The different types of materials used include wood, stone, … Continued

Don’t Spring a Leak: All About Irrigation Systems Any way you cut it; spring is finally here! Astronomically, horticulturally, climatically, chronologically, the warm weather and impending summer have likely made you think about irrigation systems to keep your landscape green. Whether you already have an irrigation system or plan to install one, there is always … Continued

Dashing through the sn- Oh! There isn’t any snow to dash through (on the footpath and landscape at least). Snow is awesome, but it can throw and damper on your jingle bells song marathon especially when it causes harm to you, your guests, and your landscape. Winter is almost here, so it’s time to start … Continued