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Prepare Your Commercial Property for Spring with Help from Pugh’s Earthworks

Pugh's Earthworks Spring is here, and you're itching to get outside and do some Spring Commercial Landscape Preparation! But before you start planting, there are a few important things that need to be done first. Lawns need to be mowed, weeds should be pulled, and flower beds need to be prepared. As a general rule of thumb, it's best not to plant anything directly into dirt; it's better for your plants' health if you add compost or soil amendments beforehand. This way the nutrients in the compost can work their way down into the root system before any plants go in. In this article we'll cover how to prep your flower beds for spring planting! Pugh's Earthworks Spring Commercial Landscape Preparation Pugh's Earthworks is a commercial landscaping company located in the Memphis area. We have been designing and installing commercial flower beds for over 30 years and have a great reputation in the community. We are recognized as a premiere Commercial Landscaping Firm in the Mid-South Region. with offices in Memphis, Nashville, Jackson, Littlerock and Southaven, we service many businesses. Pugh's Earthworks offers many services including: Designing custom flower beds for businesses and municipalities Building new flower beds from scratch or repairing existing ones Installing new plants or replacing old ones with healthier versions of the same plant Purchasing new plants from local nurseries and having them installed in our flower beds We also offer maintenance services for all of your commercial or residential landscaping needs. If you need a new flower bed installed, or an existing one repaired or maintained, please contact us today. Commercial Flower Bed Design & Installation The following are some examples of commercial flower bed designs and installations: Flower beds around a business building can be designed to accentuate the architecture or add color to an otherwise bland facade. They can also provide privacy by creating a screen between the parking lot and store front, or they can be used to create interest in an otherwise uninteresting space. Residential landscaping is often very different from commercial landscaping because homeowners have more freedom when it comes to what kinds of plants are allowed on their property. However, there are still some design principles that apply across both types of work: The goal should always be to create something beautiful without being too overwhelming (or underwhelming). The most important thing to consider when designing a flower bed is the location. You should take into account the light and shade in your yard, as well as any other features such as trees or shrubs that may already be there. Also, remember that people will be walking on top of your beds so they need to be sturdy enough to support someone’s weight. It’s also important to think about the overall feel of your yard. Are you trying to create a lush tropical paradise or a simple, clean look? This will help guide you in deciding what plants are best for your space. If you’re not sure where to [...]

Keep Your Lawn Green and Weed Free with Pugh’s Earthworks Lawn Spraying Services

Pugh's Earthworks Pugh's Earthworks is a lawn care company in the Mid-South Region. We provide Commercial and Residential Lawn Spraying services for our clients. For more information about our services, contact us today! Commercial Lawn Spraying We are the best lawn care company in the Mid-South Region. We have been in business for over 30 years, and we offer monthly, quarterly, and annual lawn spraying services. Our customers can choose from a variety of fertilizers or pesticides depending on their needs and preferences. We only use the best chemicals on your property so that you can rest easy knowing that it will be taken care of properly! We know that your lawn is important to you, and we want to help it look its best. That is why we offer fertilization and lawn spraying services. We can provide the nutrients that your lawn needs in order to thrive throughout the year, which means you will not have to do any work! Residential Lawn Spraying When it comes to residential lawn spraying, the frequency and types of chemicals you use will depend on your specific needs. If you need help determining what chemicals are right for your lawn, contact a local professional who can recommend the best products for your situation. In addition to using the right products and equipment for the job, there are several other things that should be taken into consideration before beginning a residential spraying project: Prepare Your Lawn - Before applying any pesticides or herbicides on your lawn, make sure that all areas have been thoroughly cleaned off with water from a hose (to remove dirt) and mowed down as low as possible without damaging grass blades themselves! This way we will not have any surprises later down the line when trying out different methods." Make Sure Your Equipment is in Working Order - Before starting any project, make sure your sprayer is properly cleaned and ready for use! If you have any problems with it, call a professional immediately. Pugh's Earthworks, Lawn Care Company Pugh's Earthworks is a lawn care company that provides professional, homeowner and commercial services. We offer full-service lawn fertilization to our customers in the Arlington, Bartlett, Collierville, Germantown, Lakeland, Memphis, Millington, Oakland, Olive Branch, and Southaven, Mississippi markets. Our team of experts can also aerate your lawn if it needs some help with drainage. We also provide weed control and insect control treatments to keep your yard looking its best! Our fertilization service includes a soil test to determine the nutrients your lawn needs. We can provide you with an organic or synthetic fertilizer, depending on what is best for your yard. We also offer aeration services, which will help loosen compacted soil and drain water better than ever before. The best lawn care company in the Mid-South Region. If you are looking for a lawn care company in the Mid-South Region, look no further. We have been in business for over 30 years and have a great track record. Our lawn [...]

Pugh’s Earthworks is the Best at Designing and Maintaining Commercial Property Flower Beds

Pugh's Earthworks Parts of the country are now hitting triple digit temperatures and the spring rains have vanished. While summer is a great season it also carries with it heat exposure that is challenging for plants. Commercial Property Flower Beds are vulnerable to heat and drought. However, with the proper maintenance of a professional landscaping company like Pugh's Earthworks, the plants have a much better chance of surviving and even thriving. Since summer officially started on June 21st, it is still early and a good time to speak with a landscape technician at Pugh's Earthworks about maintenance on your property's flower beds. Our team will be able to analyze the positioning of the flower beds and decide what plants to use.  It may be necessary to change out commercial flower beds around your business for flowers and shrubs that thrive in hotter temperatures and more intense sunlight. Below are some considerations that the Pugh's team may want to review with you as part of your commercial landscape maintenance program: Obviously, flowers that can handle the hot summer temperatures will be the first consideration.  These include delphinium, roses, peony, daylilies, asters, anemones, and iris.  Next, flowers that complement the property with their color and fragrance in order to provide visual interest should be a consideration. Perhaps you may pick flowers from different parts of the season that can handle early, mid, and late summer weather so that changing them out is not a frequent necessity. The Pugh's Earthworks team can then get to work. They will not just start planting with the new flowers. Instead, they will most likely choose to prepare the flower bed by removing old perennials and then using weed killer to remove any other type of bed growth. In addition, many times it is a critical first step that adding new soil and compost to provide nutrients for the flower seeds or flowers prior to the actual planting is necessary and something our team will handle with precision. This is also a good time to evaluate the shape of the flower beds and consider making cosmetic or environmental changes to the shape of the flower beds. Commercial Property Flower Beds do not always have to use the traditional straight-line flower beds. Instead, consider curved beds for a unique look. When doing this you can plant the flowers in groups of three or more rather than the straight line found in a vegetable garden style bed. Arrange your garden with an eye to plant color, shape and size as well as time of bloom to give your garden movement and provide new views every time you see it. Arrange plants, shortest to tallest, from front to back or perimeter to center in your bed. When arranging groups, consider the views of your flowerbed from the house and sidewalk as well as the view from up close to it. Use dramatic plants like hostas to brighten shady places; add dramatic punctuation with oriental lilies and commission annuals such as [...]

Contact Pugh’s Earthworks for Commercial Property Flower Bed Design

Pugh's Earthworks Commercial Property Flower Bed Design   Flower beds provide a beautiful and eye-catching feature to any commercial or residential garden. With a burst of color, these beautiful floral displays can provide enjoyment the entire year-round. However, flowers tend to provide that beauty on a seasonal basis. Even though it is winter, it is still a good time to consider Commercial Property Flower Bed Design. Hiring the professionals at Pugh's Earthworks is the best place to start. Our team will get to work designing the flower beds for property functionality and appearance. The first step is to clean out the existing flower bed.  Remove old perennials, weeds, and any debris. Think of it as a clean slate so you can start again with seasonal blooms. This may be a good time to change the shape of your flower bed. Rather than going with that traditional rectangular look, why not add some curves to it by drawing out new lines with the soil? Now, it's time to add new soil to your flower bed. Dig up rocks, roots, and any debris before putting a layer of garden-specific soil. It should be about six inches deep. You can also add compost and leaf mold. This will boost soil nutrition. Let your flower bed settle for 30 to 60 days before planting. Work with your local garden center on the ideal flowers for this time of year. Once you have an idea of what works, then you can select the colors and varieties to use that will fit your space and garden style. This is where you can be creative. As you plant the flowers in the bed, be sure to add enough water to make puddles under each flower. Add a thin layer of mulch. This will help prevent weeds and allow the soil to retain moisture even during the hot summer ahead. Commercial Property Flower Bed Design In addition, the above items are things the Pugh's Earthworks team will deal with. Furthermore, below are some broad range considerations for your property that we can discuss with you. Brand Recognition is something that every company focuses on. It makes sense that when you are planting flowers, matching those colors to your company logo would be beneficial. Pugh's Earthworks will know the best plants and flowers to plant so as to accomplish this. Matching the Architecture of your building is important. After all, you have made a huge investment in the office complex. It only makes sense to create a flower bed that compliments your property. Again, the professionals at Pugh's Earthworks will know the exact combination of flowers and the style of the flower bed needed. We will use Native plants that flourish in the soil and climate of the region. Flower Beds can also assist with directing customers. Properly positioned to enhance signage will help to keep customers on the right path. In conclusion, Flower Beds that are properly designed and maintained will enhance your property's value and demonstrate your company's commitment to [...]

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