Commercial Landscaping Articles - Page 11 of 13 - Bluegrass

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

As a building owner, you know that a beautiful, well-manicured landscape shows the outside world that you are professional and organized.  You see your landscape as a way to make a great first impression.  Shouldn’t your lobby do the same?  Imagine a client walking into your lobby for the first time to find a towering … Continued

If you are not a plant whisperer or have a career in landscaping, you may not realize that plants have a way of communicating. When it comes to landscaping around their branch, community financial institutions may not have talking plants on their minds. However, landscaping can do a lot more than just make landscaping eye … Continued

The great outdoors isn’t just called great for no reason- there are plenty of reasons why nature is something to be cherished and experienced as often as possible. People have lived in more natural settings for thousands of years, and only recently have we been offered the opportunity to live in the climate-controlled, insulated living … Continued

Adding Color to your Commercial Landscape   As winter comes to an end, the beginning of spring is just around the corner. Gone are the days of bare trees, colorless flower beds, and lifeless shrubs. Spring is the season for flowers, new growth, and color. Adding color to your landscape makes your property attractive, enjoyable, … Continued

Aeration and seeding are two key components to a beautiful lawn and a necessary part of maintaining a healthy landscape.  If done regularly, ideally in the spring and fall, your turf will grow lush and thick and will be able to withstand any physical and weather-related stresses it may face. Aeration Aeration is essential for … Continued

You’ve noticed that your landscape is looking a little blah.  You see your landscapers out there, maybe cutting the grass or trimming some shrubs, but do you really know that they’re doing? Are they doing what’s expected of them and not cutting corners?  Fortunately, there are several ways to tell if your landscapers are not … Continued

Autumn is upon us, and there are quite a few things that you should be doing when it comes to landscaping. Fall is probably the best time for maintenance, installation, and decision making. If you’re looking to maintain your landscaping as the temperature drops, checkout these landscaping tips for autumn! Add to What You’ve Got … Continued