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4 Snow and Ice Management Tips for Your Commercial Property

4 Snow and Ice Management Tips for Your Commercial Property

In the Mid-Atlantic, typical snow season is November through March. Many snow removal companies provide services in conjunction with an annual commercial landscape maintenance contract. Property managers should be prepared to tie the two together. When the winter weather rolls in this season, it’s reassuring to know you have the right company covering your property for snow and ice removal. Sure, there are plenty of companies that can plow the snow, but very few can offer the full range of services needed to handle anything Mother Nature may dish out.
Best Winter Plants for Your Commercial Landscape

Best Winter Plants for Your Commercial Landscape

Color draws attention.  If you manage a commercial property, you know how effective adding colorful plants can be in attracting visitors, impressing onlookers, and boosting your property's overall appeal. Some consider winter as the dormant season. Those once vibrant petunias that bloomed in the warm summer sun have withered off. The sweet violet violas have just barely made it through their first snowfall.  Everywhere you look, the outdoors look barren and stark. Yet, a winter landscape can be just as colorful as the rest of the year.  You just need to add the right winter plants to your commercial landscape.
What is Spotted Lanternfly?

What is Spotted Lanternfly?

  • Posted on August 16, 2022
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Spotted lanternfly could be mistaken for a beautiful and delicate moth.  The bright red accent on the wings and the cute polka dots make it look harmless.  Quite the opposite is the case.  These tiny insects are destructive and potentially harmful to the US orchard, grape, and logging industries. These critters have been in the US since 2014, but now, they have crept into Northern Virginia.  With the recent sighting in Loudoun County in August 2022, we need to be diligent to cease the spread. See how to recognize them and what to do if you find one (or more) in your area.
3 Signs Of Overwatering in the Landscape

3 Signs Of Overwatering in the Landscape

Water is the lifeblood of plants.  After all, they are 90% water.  Without water, plants can't produce food.  Their leaves and stems wilt, and the entire plant will eventually die.  But there is such a thing as too much of a good thing.
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