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Replacing Overgrown Shrubs: 5 Steps to Update Your YardApril 16, 2026 - 10:19 am
Reviving Your Landscape in Spring: How to Refresh Landscape BedsMarch 16, 2026 - 3:07 pm
Protect Your Oak Trees from Oak Wilt in WisconsinFebruary 6, 2026 - 10:32 am
2026 Local and Global Landscape TrendsJanuary 22, 2026 - 9:31 am
Winter Tree Pruning: 5 Steps Arborists Take to Prepare Trees for SpringJanuary 14, 2026 - 4:00 pm
2026 Local and Global Landscape Trends
/in Company News/by Mary MondayWhat’s hot in landscape design? Fire tables. Gone are the smoky, circular fire pits of the past. While in some situations they are the perfect, cozy solution, they can look outdated in the modern landscape. Fire tables come in various lengths, with a gas burner down the center and decorative stone. Often built with social […]
Winter Tree Pruning: 5 Steps Arborists Take to Prepare Trees for Spring
/in Tree Care/by Mary MondayWhile trees appear still during late winter, their structure and future growth are already set. The way branches are shaped, supported, or stressed now directly affects how a tree responds when spring growth begins. With foliage gone, a tree’s framework is fully visible, and the dormant season allows pruning work to be done with minimal […]
Snow and Your Landscape
/in Landscaping/by American LandscapeUnless you participate in winter sports, you probably dread winter snow—except at Christmas. Your landscape plants, however, look forward to it each year. Snow plays a vital role in our ecosystem here in Wisconsin. Plants and animals depend on it to survive the winter months and emerge strong and healthy in spring. First, snow […]