Honoring Service: Volunteering at Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery

Allentuck Landscaping May 26, 2025

This blog is being reposted in honor of Memorial Day and in remembrance of the brave men and women interred at Arlington National Cemetery. We share this story as a tribute to their sacrifice and to highlight how our team at Allentuck Landscaping Co. gives back through service. On July 18, 2022, the Allentuck Landscaping Co. team had the distinct honor of participating in Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National

My Crape Myrtle Looks Dead

Allentuck Landscaping April 2, 2025

My Crape Myrtle Looks Dead. Should I Worry? Crape myrtles (Lagerstroemia) are renowned for their stunning blooms, vibrant foliage, and resilience in various climates. These deciduous shrubs or small trees are beloved additions to many gardens, offering beauty from spring to fall. In our area, Crape Myrtles are treasured as one of the only types of trees that blooms in the late summer. Understandably, losing a Crape Myrtle from one’s

5 Most Important Questions To Ask When Hiring A Landscaping Company

Allentuck Landscaping February 6, 2025

A beautiful yard doesn’t happen by accident. Whether you’re dreaming of a lush garden, a new patio, or a complete landscape makeover, choosing the right landscaping company makes all the difference. But with so many options out there, how do you know which one is the best fit? Asking the right questions before signing a contract can save you time, money, and headaches. Here are five essential questions to ask

Best Practices for Winter Pond Care: Tips for a Healthy Pond

Allentuck Landscaping December 2, 2024

Winter can be a challenging time for pond owners. As temperatures drop and ice begins to form, keeping your pond healthy requires some thoughtful preparation. Understanding the best practices for winter pond care not only protects your pond’s ecosystem but also ensures your equipment lasts through the colder months. Whether you’re wondering about turning off the pump, managing freezing conditions, or supporting your fish, a little planning now will save

Celebrating One Year Injury-Free: Why a Safe Landscaping Company Matters

Allentuck Landscaping August 1, 2024

At Allentuck Landscaping Co., we’re thrilled to announce a significant milestone: 365 days without a single workplace injury! This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to being a safe landscaping company in every aspect of our operations. Since our founding, we’ve prioritized the well-being of our employees and clients, making safety the cornerstone of our business philosophy. The Importance of Safety in Landscaping Landscaping might seem like a low-risk profession to

Allentuck Landscaping Gives Back: Volunteering At Renewal & Remembrance

Allentuck Landscaping July 16, 2024

This year marked the 28th anniversary of Renewal & Remembrance, a day of service sponsored by the National Association of Landscape Contractors. Although our contingency from Allentuck Landscaping Co. was smaller this year, we were very proud to participate in enhancing two of America’s important landscapes and honoring our country’s veterans. This year, despite temperatures hovering nearly 100 degrees, over 500 volunteers worked at Arlington National Cemetery and the American

Where Do Your Fall Leaves Go?

Allentuck Landscaping November 7, 2022

Living in a four-season climate is wonderful! We get to enjoy all the changes of the seasons. The flowers in spring, the sun in the summer, the leaves changing in the fall, and, although some people may not enjoy it, snow in the winter. It is that time between fall and winter that can be challenging to landscape contractors. This is when leaves fall from the trees and create havoc

Why A Landscape Maintenance Program May Be Right For You

Allentuck Landscaping August 10, 2022

Introduction If you’re like me, then you’ve probably spent a lot of time in your yard – either relaxing or playing with your children. You’ve gotten to know it and enjoy spending time there. You know that it looks its best when maintained, but you also know that it’s hard work to keep things looking the way they should. That’s where we come in! With our landscape maintenance program, we

Why Leaves Change Color In Fall

Allentuck Landscaping October 10, 2021

Ever Wonder Why Leaves Change Color In Fall? Every autumn we revel in the beauty of the fall colors. The mixture of red, purple, orange and yellow is the result of chemical processes that take place in the tree as the seasons change from summer to winter. During the spring and summer the leaves have served as factories where most of the foods necessary for the tree’s growth are manufactured.

Cicadas And The Pending Doom – What You Need To Know

Allentuck Landscaping March 28, 2021

If you pay attention to the local media, we are about to witness an insect invasion of biblical proportions. It may be a bit of an exaggeration, but it is going to be something to witness. Ever year, Cicadas emerge from the ground, hatch, reproduce, and die. Once the young Cicada hatches, it will feed on tree fluids until it reaches a certain maturity it will fall to the ground

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Honoring Service: Volunteering at Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery

My Crape Myrtle Looks Dead

5 Most Important Questions To Ask When Hiring A Landscaping Company

Best Practices for Winter Pond Care: Tips for a Healthy Pond

Celebrating One Year Injury-Free: Why a Safe Landscaping Company Matters

Allentuck Landscaping Gives Back: Volunteering At Renewal & Remembrance

Where Do Your Fall Leaves Go?

Why A Landscape Maintenance Program May Be Right For You

Why Leaves Change Color In Fall

Cicadas And The Pending Doom – What You Need To Know

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