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When to Call For Certified Arborist Tree Services: 5 Signs Your Trees Need Expert HelpJune 24, 2025 - 2:07 pm
Spring Landscaping for Privacy & Security: Best Plants and Design IdeasMay 13, 2025 - 9:13 am
Spring Landscaping Tips to Kickstart a Beautiful YardApril 3, 2025 - 3:33 pm
Small Backyard Landscaping Ideas to Maximize Space & BeautyMarch 26, 2025 - 12:00 pm
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May Landscaping Checklist
/in News, Lawn Care, Landscaping/by American LandscapeFlowers Remove spent flowers and foliage (once yellowed) on spring flowering. Plant tender annuals after the last expected frost date, approximately May 15. Set flower supports early. Let plants grow through them. Over-wintered tender annuals or tropicals such as hibiscus, gardenia, mandevilla and geranium may be pruned, cleaned, fertilized and gradually introduced to a protected […]
Spotting and Treating Turf Damage from Winter
/in News, Winter Services/by American LandscapeIs that grass I spy finally emerging? We’ve had some heavy snowfall this winter! Because of the thick snow cover we’ve had this season, many of you will probably look out one day and see damaged areas in your turf. Let’s address some of the things that may be the culprit: Moles and voles: These […]
Before & After: Patio/Fire Pit Installation Despite Cold Temps!
/in News, Winter Services, Hardscapes/by American LandscapeGiven the challenging winter conditions we have in Wisconsin, knowing how to complete hardscape installations even as colder temperatures begin is key. We’re sharing a behind-the-scenes look at the installation of a patio, walkway and fire pit for a client that we worked on well into January! The key for this installation was to lay […]