by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Nov 11, 2021 | Plant Profiles
You have likely at some point been involved in the debate about whether it’s more eco-friendly to have a real evergreen conifer versus an artificial Christmas tree. The most common type of artificial tree is made with PVC (polyvinyl chloride), a petroleum-derived...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Nov 11, 2021 | Pest Alert
Large patch is a seasonal disease of warm-season grasses caused by the fungus Rhizoctonia solani. It typically occurs between November and May when daytime temperatures fall below 85 degrees. Symptoms begin as small, irregular, reddish-brown, brown, or straw-colored...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Nov 3, 2021 | General Environmental
It’s the time of year again when many properties get spiffed up with fresh layers of mulch in planting beds. In addition to improving appearance, mulch helps block out weeds, holds moisture in the soil and breaks down into organic matter over time, promoting a healthy...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Oct 8, 2021 | Updates & Announcements
Communication with Mainscape has never been easier. If an issue arises, the quickest and most efficient way to communicate with your Mainscape team is to enter a Customer Service Request on our website. Whether you are a current customer or a potential business...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Sep 23, 2021 | The Drip
All living organisms need water to survive. This is especially true when it comes to plant material. When drought hits hard, all mulch beds that are properly maintained with an irrigation system will continue to thrive in lieu of minimal rainfall. It’s important to...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Sep 23, 2021 | Plant Profiles
Succulents have become quite the trend over the last decade. With their unique coloration, low-maintenance and low-grow profile, it’s no wonder why they have been in high demand across the world. There are multitudes of varieties within the greater succulent group,...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Sep 23, 2021 | General Environmental
To some people, fall is the quintessential definition of coziness. The Danes have a specific word for it: Hygge (pronounced HOO-gaH). A brisk breeze with a warm blanket and hot chocolate? Definitely hygge. Roasting marshmallows over an open fire with friends? You...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Aug 25, 2021 | Plant Profiles
There is something very classy and elegant about delicate white flowers in the landscape. Crape Myrtles don’t get any better than the Natchez variety. Hundreds of pure white blooms, in six- to 12-inch panicles, stand out against the dark green foliage from June...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Aug 24, 2021 | Pest Alert
Sod webworms are cream to greenish-brown lawn caterpillars that feed on the leaves of all turf grasses and are most active in late summer and fall in Florida. These critters are the larvae of small brown moths that do not feed on grass or cause damage but may be seen...
by Mainscape Landscaping Company | Jun 24, 2021 | Plant Profiles
The Firecracker Plant or “Russelia equisetiformis” is one of the hardiest plants in Southwest Florida. Its continuous red, tubular blooms remain throughout the year and attract butterflies and hummingbirds. The Firecracker is also very salt-tolerant and works well in...
