Commercial landscaping businesses are turning to automatic irrigation systems, drought-resistant plants, and mulch to create low-maintenance landscapes for multi-site properties.
Tech To Conserve Water & Energy
Smart irrigation systems, app-controlled landscapes, and artificial intelligence (AI) will become more common across commercial landscaping businesses.
While we still might be in the middle of a chilling winter, now is the best time to think about preparing your commercial landscaping businesses to make the multi-site properties ready to impress.
Where To Look?
Focus on stockpile areas, those with the most snow load.
Rake Off Landscape Edges
Ensure to scrub off salt, sand, and water by carefully raking off landscape edges.
Encourage New Plant Growth
Thoroughly clean and leach the salt through the soil to foster new plant growth.
Counter The Winter Damage
To counter the brunt of winter damage, layer the soil with compost and loam mixed with seed and fertilizers.
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Arya Sharan
Product Marketing Manager
Arya Sharan is the Product Marketing Manager at Attentive.ai with a background in journalism and content creation for B2B SaaS and B2C companies. During her ongoing stint with Attentive.ai, Arya has developed a deep understanding of the field services industry, including landscaping, asphalt and paving maintenance, construction, and commercial snow management businesses across the US and Canada. She is well-versed in these industries and is always on the lookout for new information and insights to share with her readers.