Mulch is an important part of the landscaping of your commercial spaces. Mulch is attractive, but it’s also incredibly functional for the health and growth of your landscaping. Consider these five reasons to use mulch in your commercial landscapes: Weeds Weeds can present problems in your commercial green spaces. First, they make your landscape appear unmaintained…
If you have a business or commercial property, you know the importance of maintaining curb appeal. When hiring commercial landscaping crews and companies, make sure that you are asking the right questions and doing your due diligence before you commit. Need a landscaping company? Look for the following characteristics: Consistent Communication Think about your initial communications with…
An easy-to-care-for landscape starts with low-maintenance plants; after all, who wants to spend all their time working in the yard and garden? If you live in the low-country and Carolina’s, there are many low-maintenance options for your yard that bring interest, color, and aesthetic appeal year-round. Need a low maintenance landscape? Start with the right…
If you live in the southeastern United States and are looking for low-maintenance landscapes, you can’t go wrong with perennials; perennials make it easy to have year-round color without a lot of work. Some of the best perennials to plant in Charleston- and the Lowcountry- are: Obedient Plant If you are looking for a fast-growing…
Isn’t your company’s curb appeal worth preserving? Regular maintenance on your business includes commercial landscaping; your exteriors are frequently the first thing that prospective patrons notice and associate with your brand or business. Make sure that your commercial landscape gives a favorable first impression to anyone walking past or through your doors. Choose the best…
The best time to Prune Shrubs and trees in the Carolinas is during the dormant or ‘resting’ season, typically during the late fall and early winter. It is best to prune your foliage when the temperature goes down and the days are getting shorter, both of which are key signs that the dormant season has…
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