By Cate Deane, Director of Training and People Development When people think about creating beautiful landscapes, spring flowers often steal the spotlight. But some of the most memorable gardens and … Read More
As we move into late summer, pond and lake managers are seeing a combination of environmental conditions that can make algae and aquatic vegetation management especially challenging. Hot water temperatures … Read More
As drought conditions persist and summer temperatures rise, watering becomes one of the most important factors in maintaining a healthy commercial landscape. By Michael Moody, Branch Manager While irrigation systems … Read More
By William Charping, Chemical Manager, Apex (NC) As periods of drought become more common, protecting your landscape is no longer just about keeping things green—it’s about preserving the long-term health … Read More
What’s Emerging in Color, Species, and Design By Rachel Astorga, Landscape Designer As commercial properties evolve, so do the landscaping trends that define them. In 2026, we anticipate a continued … Read More
By Paul Delagrange, Area Manager Each fall, the trees are blanketed with a spectacular display of color, followed quickly by a sea of fallen leaves. For property owners and managers, … Read More
By McKenna Rowles, Irrigation Manager Let’s start by refuting a common landscaping myth: “It’s cool out, so I don’t need irrigation.” We hear this a lot. The reality is that … Read More
By McKenna Rowles, Irrigation Manager As temperatures rise during the summer months, keeping your commercial property’s landscape lush and healthy can be a challenge. While maintaining a vibrant outdoor space … Read More
By Josh Nichols, Regional Snow Manager Snow may be months away, but the best time to plan for winter weather is right now—in the middle of summer. At Ruppert, we … Read More
By Cate Deane, Training and Development Manager Deer can be a delight to watch from afar, but they quickly become a nuisance when they start munching on your garden. If … Read More