Planting seasonal color is crucial for commercial properties to maintain an attractive and welcoming environment. Now that spring is officially here, it’s essential to invest in new plants and...
The maintenance cycle in commercial landscaping is never ending, at times dependent on labor, and forever at the mercy of the weather.
Nobody goes to church for the landscaping — there’s a more powerful draw at work here. But church grounds landscaping matters. Churches are sacred spaces, and the landscaping outside should reflect...
A main reason behind the high quality of trees and plants you get from Michael Hatcher & Associates is what’s on Larry Brown’s shirt.“When I walk into a nursery with ‘Hatcher’ on my shirt, I get...
Sure, you can plop a fern in a pot and it will look perfectly fine.It won’t exactly stop traffic or end up on anybody’s Instagram, but it’ll sit by your property entrance and be green. Yawn. Or you...
Soggy soil is great for making mud pies, but most plants don’t like it. Think about walking around in wet socks. Yuck. That’s how most plants feel.
When it comes to adding a powerful punch to your commercial property landscaping, you can’t beat colorful annual flowers.Or can you?
“Courtyard” is a great word, isn’t it?Imagine cheerful bird-watching mornings. Leisurely sweet-tea afternoons. Cool-breeze evenings by a glowing fire pit. Senior living communities in Memphis,TN or...
Some landscape design mistakes are pretty obvious.If a resident trips because they have to step off the smooth sidewalk (thanks to a shrub that grew too big for its location) at their senior living...
Sometimes a saying by Benjamin Franklin is exactly the right advice.
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” says Jim Williams, director of sales and relationships for the commercial...
