It’s common for people to take their minds off their landscapes during the winter months. At Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service, we know that trees, shrubs, and turf, are living things and to help them thrive, they require the appropriate
Landscape designers have long considered low-voltage landscape lighting to be an essential part of any residential or commercial landscape design. A well-designed, professionally installed lighting plan compliments any home or business by adding beauty, usability, safety, security, and a dramatic
Removing a tree from your property is a big decision. Trees are an asset to any property, providing shade, wind protection, homes for wildlife, and visual appeal. Unfortunately, there are times when a tree may need to be removed, such
If you want a thicker lawn and you live in New Hampshire, Maine, or elsewhere in New England, Fall is the time to plant grass. If you’re thinking Spring makes more sense, we get it. Warmer days seem like the
As the leaves start to turn and the weather starts to cool, it’s time to think about preparing your trees for winter in New Hampshire & Maine. From the lakes region to the seacoast, the colder months mean frequent frosts,
If you’re like a lot of us, getting your lawn looking good (and stay looking good) is part of your summer pastime. Things can get in the way. The neighbor’s dog seems to find a way to pee on your
Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service is proud to announce the acquisition of Design & Landscapes by Labrie Associates based out of North Hampton, New Hampshire, making it our third location. This expansion of a seacoast New Hampshire location will enable us to provide even greater services to our seacoast clients.
To answer this question, we sat down with Chris Kemp, our Tree & Plant Health Care Manager. Chris has been caring for trees and plants for over thirty years. He is a Certified Arborist, is certified by the International Association
How to take proper care and apply preventative treatment to the trees on your property. After a long winter, we all celebrate the much awaited spring thaw and the relief that it brings. And, while late winter and early spring are
One of the positive outcomes of the pandemic is that Covid-19 spurred a return of the everyday gardener. Greenhouses across the country experienced an increase in sales and activity from first-time gardeners who were stuck at home and spending more
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