Commercial Landscaping Services
Seasonal Floriculture
Liven Up Your Landscape with Some Color!
Adding flowers is one of the best ways to hit the refresh button on a landscape
Adding more annual or perennial flowers to your property can not only increase its value, but also enhance the overall atmosphere. The vibrant colors and scents of flowers can create a welcoming and inviting environment that can positively impact your visitor’s mood and well-being. Beautify your surroundings and make your property more livable.
At Landscape Associates, our floricultural team has developed a proven methodology that consistently yields successful results. Our process incorporates:
- Irrigation and sun/shade assessments to determine appropriate plant types.
- A survey of the property manager’s preferences on color scheme and plant species that will thrive in the environment.
- A design approval process to communicate the design before any installation takes place.
- Proper soil conditioning and mulch to promote flower health and longevity.
- Ongoing maintenance of bed space to minimize damage from insects, fungus and drought.
Spring/Summer
We constantly keep up with the changing seasons to ensure that your landscape always looks its best. A wide range of colorful alternatives become available in the spring when many of the most popular flowers come into bloom adding a pop of color to your landscape. Planting bulbs in the fall that will be in full bloom come spring can also add an additional flair to the seasonal color presentation. Our knowledgeable floriculturist will select flowers best suited for your seasonal color needs giving months of gorgeous hues throughout the spring and summer months.
Fall/Winter
Fall is a thrilling time of year because it is a season full with color. Selection of a fall seasonal color pallet that will highlight your community or business will be a welcome addition during the fall and winter months. In addition to colorful flowers and grasses, Landscape Associates can provide a variety of other seasonal additions, such as pumpkins, corn stalks, and other fall decor to highlight the unset of the fall season.
Some of Our Work
