The Quintessential for Commercial Lawn Maintenance!
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Apr 17, 2018 9:24:00 AM
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Sustainable Landscaping
4 Commercial Landscaping Trends That Will Move You!
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Apr 12, 2018 8:27:00 AM
4 Trends for better communication with your Bay Area Landscaping Company
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
An Amazing HOA Landscape Service That Impacts Our Environment
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Apr 10, 2018 9:05:00 AM
Impacting Water Use In a HOA & Apartment Landscape Service
We often forget that the hot summer brings about challenges for HOA and commercial irrigation systems – and reminders about important things you can do as the weather gets warmer and the heat sets in.
Your irrigation system is the lifeblood of your sustainable landscaping and GreenScaping efforts. However, your plants and lawn don’t need anywhere near the same amount of water as they did during the heat of summer. So take the time to protect these important investments.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Sustainable Landscaping
A Commercial Landscape Company Mitigating Foot Traffic
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Apr 5, 2018 9:29:00 AM
Some plants are ideal for holding up to foot traffic in commercial office landscape management, especially for companies that provide landscape management for retail centers and malls. For most properties, foot traffic damage is a common problem that has become a real challenge. Many of the plants used 20 years ago were originally introduced for their appearance, but not necessarily 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
5 Water Wise Plants Used by Our Commercial Landscape Company
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Mar 27, 2018 9:06:00 AM
Succulents are ideal for the drought conditions for commercial landscape company settings. For most corporate and bay area properties, 50% of outdoor watering is used for landscape maintenance and using drought tolerant plants in its place can save up to 50% or more. Succulents were originally introduced into the bay area for their drought tolerant characteristics and there low maintenance advantages.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Water Management
5 Eco Friendly Trends Emerging In Commercial Landscape Service's
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Mar 15, 2018 9:34:37 AM
As a leading Bay Area Landscape Service, here’s what we have learned over the last couple of years about eco-friendly landscaping, plants we once thought needed tons of water to thrive and bloom and are doing just fine with a fraction of the water once used. Our Corporate Campus Landscape Management continues to stay green and is blooming in spite of the mandatory drought restrictions mandated by local water agencies.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Water Management
10 Hardy Grasses Used by Our Commercial Landscape Company
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Mar 12, 2018 8:23:00 AM
10 Drought Friendly Grasses used in Corporate Landscape Service's
Low maintenance landscaping can be drought resistant and appealing to the eye. What property manager or owner wouldn’t want to get those qualities out of their commercial landscaping service — at the same time? One way to achieve your goal is through the appropriate design and use of drought resistant landscaping.
Today, drought tolerant grasses are gaining popularity and demand for those that want a low maintenance commercial lawn service, other benefits include the low maintenance aspect and pest free benefits. Available in multiple colors, textures and sizes, they are also appealing for hoa and apartment landscaping. When used appropriately, your commercial landscape maintenance service will provide year around interest, this type of plant material can be used as accents or ground cover, and can even in raised decorative containers.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
Amazing TIPS From a Commercial Landscaping Service
Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Feb 6, 2018 10:33:14 AM
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 snow pack 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 continues to urge businesses and residences state wide to reduce water use and have communicated that despite the fact that we had significant rainfall last year. Here are some ways your Commercial or HOA Landscape Service can help minimize outdoor water use.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care, Sustainable Landscaping
Spring and Summer is a great time to refresh your bark mulch in your Home Owners Association Landscaping Service. Mulching is beneficial for your property but can also cause damage if not installed appropriately. The damaging effects occur when mulch is applied in excessive amounts. Suffocation occurs when the bark is piled around the base of your trees and plants. The effects of excessive mulching cause decay because of the high water retention rate inviting disease and harmful pathogens to enter into the plants bark.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Landscape Maintenance, Tree Care
5 Water Wise Plants Used by Our Commercial Landscape Service
Posted by Elizabeth Mendoza on Jan 4, 2018 6:25:17 AM
Succulents are ideal for the drought conditions by an industrial facilities landscape service . For most corporate and bay area properties, 50% of outdoor watering is used for outdoor landscaping. Using drought tolerant plants can save up to 50% and in some cases even more. Succulents were originally introduced into the bay area for their drought tolerant characteristics and there low maintenance qualities.
Topics: Landscape Planning, Water Management