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Montgomery County Police Want You To Know

sign showing "do not leave valuables in vehilce"

Did you know that thefts from vehicles is the number one crime in Montgomery County. The best defense…lock your car and keep valuables out of sight. Here is the flyer the MC Police have asked to be distributed.

Top September Garden Tips: Transitioning from Summer to Fall

Allentuck Landscaping September 1, 2026

September marks the shift from hot summer days to cooler autumn evenings—a welcome change for both gardeners and their landscapes. While your garden may still be full of late-summer blooms and harvests, it’s also the perfect time to prepare for fall. These Top September Garden Tips will help you enjoy the last of summer’s bounty while getting your landscape ready for the season ahead. 1. Refresh and Revive Your Lawn Lawns often feel the stress of summer heat and foot

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Creating Better School Environments: Our 2026 Gardens for Grades School Grants

Allentuck Landscaping August 25, 2026

At Allentuck Landscaping CO., we believe landscaping can do more than make a property look better. It can improve how people feel about the places where they live, work and learn. That belief is at the heart of our Gardens for Grade School Grants initiative—last week, we had the opportunity to continue that effort at three North Potomac elementary schools: Travilah, Stone Mill and Dufief Elementary Schools. Through this year’s service, our team donated the time, labor and expertise needed

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Spotted Lanternfly in Rockville Area: What It Means for Your Landscape and Garden

Allentuck Landscaping August 15, 2026

There’s a new bug in town—and it’s not just gross, it’s destructive. If you’ve noticed clusters of sticky, spotted insects on your trees, patio furniture, or garden plants, there’s a good chance you’re dealing with the Spotted Lanternfly in Rockville. This invasive pest has officially made its way to our area, and it’s putting serious stress on local landscapes, shade trees, and even backyard veggie gardens. The good news? You can do something about it—starting today. What Exactly Is the

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Welcome Landscape Designer Basem Saah

Allentuck Landscaping August 4, 2026

Creative Landscape Design. Thoughtful Collaboration. Beautiful Outdoor Living. Every great landscape begins with a conversation. For Basem Saah, being a landscape designer is about more than selecting plants or laying out a patio—it’s about understanding how you want to live outdoors. Whether it’s a quiet garden retreat, a backyard built for entertaining, or a complete property transformation, Basem believes every design should reflect the people who call it home. As a Landscape Designer / Landscape Architect with Allentuck Landscaping Co.,

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Top August Garden Tips: Setting Yourself Up for a Brilliant Fall

Allentuck Landscaping August 3, 2026

Landscaping is a long game, and these top August garden tips are all about playing it smart. What you do now sets the stage for a healthier, better-looking yard this fall—and even next spring. If your landscape’s looking a little tired, we can help bring it back to life. We’ve been doing this for 35+ years and know how to turn late-summer blah into fall brilliance. 1. Refresh Mulch and Cut Back Overgrowth By August, mulch starts to fade, thin

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Meet the Expert: Q&A with Adam Norton, General Manager at Allentuck Landscaping

Allentuck Landscaping July 15, 2026

Behind every successful landscape project is a team of experienced professionals who know how to turn ideas into spaces families will enjoy for years to come. This month, we’re sitting down with Adam Norton, General Manager at Allentuck Landscaping. Adam has been with Allentuck for six years, working his way from Account Manager to General Manager. Before joining our team, he owned and operated his own landscaping company on Long Island for nine years, giving him more than 20 years

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