Business owners all over South Florida don’t always understand how important their commercial landscaping is to the perception of their business. Some business owners may think that commercial landscape maintenance in Miami is different from other places and only means cutting the grass, but it extends to care and maintenance for trees as well.
When most people think about commercial landscaping, they tend to think about services run the gamut from lawn mowing and tree trimming in Miami to things like plant installations and pest control.
The very first thing that any visitor to your business will see is your landscape. When it comes to existing customers, as well as prospective clients, making the best first impression is crucially important. A welcoming and beautiful commercial landscape can accomplish exactly that.
A New Year’s resolution is essentially a promise made with the best intentions to do better in the new year. Unfortunately, despite the focus on doing good, performing better, etc., so many make these promises, often breaking them a short time later.
At Frank’s Lawn & Tree Service, our clients often ask our specialists to “just lop the top off” to reduce the overall size of their trees. While this common practice called tree topping is a great way to recreate the “Whomping Willow” look from Harry Potter, it is actually quite harmful to most trees and plants.
As our calendars turn over into the spring season, you leaf buds are likely starting to swell. As you stand by and admire all this fresh green growth in your yard, you may also begin to notice that your landscape could use some pruning.
February represents the perfect time for some “winter” pruning in the South Florida area. This is the time when your garden and landscape is at its most dormant period. For this reason, get ready for pruning trees in Miami, at least the ones you couldn’t get done during autumn.
Many people in Florida think that late Spring and Summer represent the ideal time to plant or prune. However, these individuals are wrong, for most plants anyway. The best time of year for tree trimming is actually in the winter.