Landscape Maintenance

With every New Year comes the opportunity to start fresh, creating the mind space to put ideas and improvements into motion. Resolutions shouldn't be reserved strictly for the individual, it is easy to apply the same mindset to your career or commercial property. Make it a goal to accomplish these three things this year, and the overall image and outward appearance of your commercial property will surely benefit.

Holiday decor makes its appearance earlier and earlier each year.  Options can range from LED lights that "dance" to the latest holiday music to various shapes and sizes of inflatables to a multitude of colored artificial trees.  There are endless ways for commercial property owners and managers to celebrate the season and show their holiday spirit.  But as a landscaper, I can't help but gravitate back to more traditional options like live trees, fresh cut wreaths, swags, and greens, and Poinsettias.  After all, some of my best holiday memories are invoked by the smell of pine.  Many commercial properties also choose this style of decor, but how do you keep it fresh and beautiful up to and beyond the holidays?

DC, Maryland, and Virginia rank as one of the most highly competitive markets in the United States for property owners, making it extremely important to stand out in the crowd of competitors vying for the same market share. One of the biggest things that potential tenants, clients, and renters notice is the condition of the properties green space. When deciding where to live, shop, or work natural green space has become an important factor and donning a lush green space may be enough to tip the odds in your favor.

From the first sight of green leaves emerging from the warming soil, the excitement of warmer days brings us to life after a long cold winter of being indoors. Spring colors are bright, bold, joyful and vibrant making your property pop with eye-catching colorful blooms. An early show of spring color will set you apart from your competitors by creating an inviting and memorable experience. So what’s the secret to getting a jumpstart on spring color? The answer is planting bulbs in the fall.