When most people think about planting season, they think about spring. But across Alabama, fall is one of the best times of year to add trees and shrubs to a commercial landscape. Cooler air reduces stress on new plants, while soil stays warm enough for roots to keep growing well into winter. By the time …
Best Trees and Shrubs to Plant This Fall in Alabama: A Guide for Commercial PropertiesRead More »
When summer flowers are still hanging on, fall color can feel like a project for another month. But for Alabama commercial properties, September is when some of the most important decisions about fall and winter seasonal color should already be happening. Waiting until beds are completely exhausted can create an awkward transition between seasons, and …
By September, Alabama’s most intense summer heat may be starting to ease, but commercial turf can suddenly look worse instead of better. Thin areas become more noticeable, sections of grass lose color, and certain parts of the property may struggle to recover even as temperatures begin to moderate. The problem is not always what is …
By August, even the healthiest commercial flower beds begin showing signs of fatigue. After months of intense Alabama sunshine, frequent thunderstorms, humidity, and sustained heat, many summer annuals simply reach the end of their peak performance. What looked vibrant in May may now appear stretched, faded, or sparse. For commercial property managers, August is not …
If your commercial lawn looked perfectly healthy last week but suddenly has brown patches spreading across the turf, armyworms may be to blame. Late July through September marks peak armyworm season across Alabama, making August one of the most important months for commercial property managers to closely monitor turf conditions. These destructive caterpillars can consume …
This summer recognizes National Pollinator Month, making it the perfect time to recognize the important role bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators play in maintaining healthy ecosystems. While pollinator-friendly landscaping is often associated with residential gardens, commercial properties throughout Alabama can also benefit from incorporating pollinator-supporting plants and sustainable landscape practices. At ALM Commercial Landscaping, …
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As temperatures rise across Alabama, commercial landscapes face one of their toughest seasons of the year. Intense sunlight, prolonged heat, increased foot traffic, and periods of inconsistent rainfall can place significant stress on turf, trees, shrubs, and seasonal plantings. For commercial property owners, HOAs, healthcare facilities, and office complexes, proactive summer maintenance is essential for …
Beat the Alabama Heat: Protecting Your Commercial Landscape During Summer StressRead More »
A healthy commercial landscape depends on more than routine mowing and seasonal color. Behind every lush lawn, vibrant flower bed, and thriving tree is one essential system: irrigation. In Alabama’s hot, humid climate, an efficient irrigation system plays a critical role in keeping commercial properties looking their best year-round. At ALM Commercial Landscaping, we know …
Why Regular Irrigation Audits Matter for Commercial Properties in AlabamaRead More »
Alabama weather can be unpredictable, especially when spring and summer storms roll in. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, and sudden downpours can quickly impact the safety, appearance, and long-term health of your commercial landscape. For property managers, HOAs, office complexes, and industrial facilities, preparing your landscape before severe weather arrives is one of the best ways …
Preparing Your Commercial Landscape for Alabama’s Storm SeasonRead More »
Why Entry Points Matter in Commercial Landscapes In commercial landscaping, first impressions are everything. Entryways and walkways are often the first interaction a visitor has with a property. These spaces guide movement, shape perception, and set expectations for the entire environment. In April, as landscapes reach peak visibility in Alabama, entry and walkway design becomes …
Entryways and Walkways: The Foundation of Curb Appeal in Commercial LandscapingRead More »
