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What Is Commercial Landscape Design?

What Is Commercial Landscape Design?

If you think commercial landscape design professionals simply install plants or mow grass and trim shrubs, think again. Commercial landscape design encompasses a full spectrum of services that will take your next commercial landscaping project from the initial design stages to long-term maintenance planning.
When to Prune Plants – A Handy Guide

When to Prune Plants – A Handy Guide

Pruning is more technical than just getting out some pruners or a saw and hacking away at the trees or shrubs throughout your property. There are different types of tools and pruning techniques that produce specific results. At various times throughout the season, pruning becomes necessary for several reasons, but most commonly, pruning is done to shape shrubs and trees throughout commercial properties and it also removes damaged branches and limbs that may be robbing an otherwise healthy plant of vital energy.
Setting Goals for Your Landscape – What You Need to Ask

Setting Goals for Your Landscape – What You Need to Ask

It may not feel like it, but spring will be here before you know it. What do you want your landscape to look like this year? What do you want it to do for you and your property? Setting landscaping goals is just as important as setting financial goals, lease up or sales goals, and personal goals. If you want to be the most memorable in the area or if you want it to help increase traffic to your property, now is the perfect time to collaborate with your landscape contractor to answer those questions and make plans to achieve your goals.
How to Improve Your Business’ Curb Appeal

How to Improve Your Business’ Curb Appeal

Your business’ curb appeal sends a vital message to customers. Current and potential customers form an opinion about your business based on how it appears from outside. That may be a conscious or subconscious impression, and it may be good or bad. It all depends on how you present your commercial face. Façade is often used to describe a building’s front. The term derives from the French word for face. Just as we judge a person based on the face they present, storefront curb appeal says a lot about your business. Like the old cliché that books are judged by their cover, people’s first impressions are formed by the image that’s presented to them from the street. This impression solidifies as they approach the front door.
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