If You Read One Article About Pruning Bushes – Read This One!

By Julian | April 24, 2014

   Hollywood actors often talk of “disappearing” into roles, where they aim for a performance so natural it looks effortless to those taking it in. They don’t want their method to be overly apparent, and it’s the same for many forms of art. It certainly applies to landscaping: you do want your garden to be enjoyed by…

Call Today – Free Disposal Service and Get a Tree!

By Julian | February 12, 2014

Now through May 31st! Schedule tree service anytime before May 31st and we will waive disposal and recycling fees – a $150 dollar value! (A minimum purchase of $1300 is required). We offer flexible plans and service offerings. Schedule service now, and the fees are on the house! In addition, we will provide you with a…

Bayscape Irrigates San Jose’s Emma Prusch Park!

By Julian | January 27, 2014

Have you visited Emma Prusch Park in San Jose yet? We were honored to assist the Santa Clara Valley Chapter of California Rare Fruit Growers by installing the necessary irrigation upgrades to the Heritage Orchard, located in the park, to ensure the young distressed trees would make it for spring! The orchard teaches the public about growing delicious fruits in home gardens!

Why Planting Summer Bulbs Makes the World A Better Place

By Julian | January 27, 2014

Sure, it was spring-blooming daffodils that inspired poet William Wordsworth to pen his famous ode to the golden flowers in all of their dancing glory. But summer bulbs – think dahlias, callas, cannas, gladiolas, and so many more – can bring an equally breathtaking splash of color to your landscape. And since our Mediterranean climate brings with it an early spring, April is the perfect time to start planting these versatile, cost-efficient beauties.

Why Spraying for Peach Leaf Curl Now, Can Save Fruit & Money Later!

By Julian | January 26, 2014

You have probably seen a nearby peach or nectarine tree that is suffering greatly from peach leaf curl…… How does it happen? Peach leaf curl causes leaves of peaches and nectarines to discolor, pucker, distort, and eventually fall off. Peach leaf curl is a fungal disease which overwinters in the tree bark and around the buds. The…

The Value of earning an ISA Certfication

By Julian | October 8, 2013

By now we hope you have read why hiring an arborist is important for the longevity of your trees. Proper tree care is an investment that can lead to substantial returns. Well-cared-for trees are attractive and can add considerable value to your property. In addition, healthy trees filter rain water to protect watersheds, absorb harmful…

Drought-Tolerant Trees for Bay Area Gardens

Drought-Tolerant Trees for Bay Area Gardens

By Julian | July 27, 2013

Landscaping in the Bay Area demands consideration for water conservation. Here’s a detailed guide to selecting trees that thrive in drought conditions, ideal for any Bay Area property. Sargent Cypress (Cupressus sargentii) Adaptability and Growth: This evergreen prefers sunny spots with good drainage. Remarkably, it only needs water in its first year and can grow…

Smart Irrigation Controllers are in demand….

By Julian | June 10, 2013

Have you installed a smart irrigation controller yet? Today, more than ever, smart irrigation controllers are in high demand to maintain landscapes as water conservation and saving money are the top concerns of residential & commercial property owners throughout the Bay Area. Smart irrigation controllers maintain watering schedules automatically to meet specific landscape needs. How…

Why Hire an Arborist?

By Julian | March 4, 2013

What is an arborist? Let’s start with the definition first: Arborists are individuals trained in the science of caring for and maintaining trees.  Qualified arborists should be certified by the International Society of Arboriculture. Why should I hire one? Trees are alive, just like us, and provide natural harmony in an urban environment. They require…

Enhance Your Bay Area Landscape with the Western Redbud

Enhance Your Landscape with the Western Redbud

By Julian | March 4, 2013

The Western Redbud, native to regions including California, Arizona, and Utah, is an exceptional addition to any Bay Area landscape. This versatile species can flourish as either a large deciduous shrub or a tree with a single or multiple trunks. Capable of reaching heights up to 20 feet and spreading 15 feet wide, the Western…

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