Resources

There are many misconceptions and myths about the holiday favorite, poinsettias. BrightView Horticulturist Bruce Hellerick addresses some of these common myths and explains how to properly care for them to make them last long past the holiday season.

The FCA US headquarters in Michigan won the Grand Award for Turf Maintenance by the National Association of Landscape Professionals - an award that can only be won once every 10 years in each category. BrightView maintains the 147-acre campus.

Snowfall can vary substantially and even with resources like NOAA to turn to for seasonal forecasts, knowing what to budget and predicting costs can be difficult guesswork. It pays to sign on early with a qualified snow and ice removal provider, but what kind of contract is right for you?

BrightView Horticulturist Scott Kopitskie explains how to properly prune a spirea to increase the plant's bloom and control its size.

BrightView Superintendent Sal Ponce, who has been relocating trees for 25 years, explains the steps our teams takes to safely relocate trees to ensure its health for years to come.

BrightView's Kevin Moses explains the exact specifications of a Major League pitcher's mound and all of the steps that go into building and maintaining one.

An irrigation leak can start as a small problem, but can quickly lead to larger complications for your landscape.

Choosing fall plants for your landscape can be a challenge. Horticulturist Bruce Hellerick explains the benefits of chrysanthemums, pansies, and violas; how to choose the right flower; and how to plant for maximum color.

Easton Town Center features year-round, seasonal planting which seemingly change overnight - and they do! BrightView's crews install and maintains the containers overnight so as to not disrupt the guest experience in the expansive open-air shopping complex.

Every winter is different than the year before. Even with this unpredictability, you can safely bet that if you don't plan or strategize ice and snow management well before winter, you'll likely spend more and get less in the way of service. Following these seven best practices ensures that when winter storms hit, your budget and your property will be protected.