What are you doing to reduce water consumption on your property? In the bay area, although we have received some sporadic rainfall, this winter has been relatively dry. From reduced snowpack in the Sierra’s to low water reserves in lakes and reservoirs, in California, the lack of rainfall is a concerning matter, especially for Bay area water supplies. The California’s Department of Water Resources is urging businesses and residences state wide to reduce water use by 20 percent and have communicated that despite the fact that we have reduced our water footprint by 20%, the cost of water will continue to rise. Here are some ways you can help to conserve water usage in and around your commercial property.
5 Secrets of Water Management in Commercial Landscaping
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Dec 4, 2015 9:00:00 AM
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care, Sustainable Landscaping
7 EmergingTrends for The Commercial Real Estate Industry
As the leaves start to drop, our vision and thoughts progress into the New Year. 2015 was an excellent year for the commercial real estate industry, with increased employee retention driving enthusiasm and technology advancements streamlining operations. Here’s more to the millennial generation than being obsessed with smart tablets and the mental focus of working to live — and it’s inevitable that you understand this new group because this generation of our future is having a major impact on today’s real estate industry.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
4 Bay Area Landscaping Trends That Will Shock You!
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Nov 27, 2015 8:00:00 AM
4 Trends for better communication with your commercial landscaping service
In order to get what you want from your commercial landscaping service you must communicate with them. Everyone has an idea of what they want their property to look like as well as expectations of the company that is providing their service on a regular basis. FloraTerra takes these queues to heart, so how do you communicate them?
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
6 Amazing Trends That Are Happening In The Commercial Tree Care
Posted by Gene Ebertowski, President on Nov 25, 2015 8:30:00 AM
Commercial tree pruning in the winter months can help save you time and money because its healthier for your trees and corporate landscaping.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
7 Commercial Landscaping Trends For Office Patios
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Nov 23, 2015 8:30:00 AM
Most people like to sit outside when there’s favorable weather outside. And now that we are into fall starting to make its way to the San Jose area, occupants and employees are going to want to get out and explore the feeling of fall and winter.
You can provide the optimum outdoor space to for outdoor relaxation in your commercial office landscaping. Not only will it help them relax and enjoy their time outdoors, it will also keep visitors and tenants onsite, but the patio can also become a social gathering space for business meetings and create a more appealing property setting.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care, Sustainable Landscaping
3 Things That You Must Get With Commercial Landscaping & Trees
Posted by Gene Ebertowski, President on Nov 18, 2015 8:30:00 AM
Winter Tree Pruning Saves on Resources.
Our professional arborists value your time- and provide cost effective commercial tree pruning solutions. In the winter months when trees are dormant, our certified arborists have a clear vision of your trees structure and can make the appropriate decisions for pruning. Tree branches are lighter and easier to access for pruning and clearance, and trees without leafs are much easier to see. With branching patterns being more assessable and easier to see, the plant material can be pruned to encourage structural integrity and maintain its natural form.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
Some plants are ideal for holding up to foot traffic conditions, especially in Urban HOA Landscaping and Corporate settings. For most commercial property landscaping, foot traffic damage is a common problem that has become a real challenge for commercial property owners. Many of the plants used 20 years ago were originally introduced for their appearance, but not neccesarily chosen for heavy foot traffic and drought conditions . Read on for our 5 popular landscaping trends that's back by popular demand.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Water Management
There are many options available to reduce the exterior water use in commercial, industrial and institutional landscapes. Water savings can be achieved by making some simple changes in plant palate and irrigation methods, this can greatly reduce the water required for an attractive landscape.
There are many plant choices that use surprisingly little water. There are also several irrigation equipment upgrades that can increase your irrigation system’s efficiency which can result in saving water and ultimately saving money.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Sustainable Landscaping, irrigation management
5 Questions You Must Ask Your Commercial Landscaping Service
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Nov 4, 2015 9:19:00 AM
When you serve on a landscaping committee , first impressions are important from visitors and tenants. Commercial Landscape maintenance in The San Francisco Bay Area is a vital aspect of managing the appearance of your property, but it also can be a significant cost in your budget. For these reasons, it’s important that the top decision makers receive the best possible service for their landscaping service.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
3 Things For Your Commercial Landscaping This Fall!
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Nov 2, 2015 9:00:00 AM
Winter Tree Pruning Saves on Resources.
Our professional arborists value your time- and provide cost effective commercial tree pruning solutions. In the winter months when trees are dormant, our certified arborists have a clear vision of your trees structure and can make the appropriate decisions for pruning. Tree branches are lighter and easier to access for pruning and clearance, and trees without leafs are much easier to see. With branching patterns being more assessable and easier to see, the plant material can be pruned to encourage structural integrity and maintain its natural form.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care