News and Advice

  • Pre and Post Emergent Weed Control – The Basics

    It’s not a question of if you need pre and/or post-emergent weed control, it’s a matter of when is the best time to take action to successfully combat weeds from taking over your property. Like their name suggests, pre-emergent herbicides must be applied before weeds emerge. Typically, this is best completed in the early spring season just as the soil…

  • Crepe Murder – How to Fix and Care for Crepe Myrtle Trees

    You may or may not have heard of the term “crape murder” prior to this, but if you’ve ever driven down the road and noticed trees that have been cut back to an extreme degree, then you’ve seen the unfortunate results of crape murder. The term refers to severely and improperly pruning back the tops of crape myrtles. A natural…

  • How to Protect Your Commercial Property From Ice

    Wanting to protect your commercial property from snow and ice, but worried about property damage? We highly advise to let a professional help you take the right measures to keep your property and people safe before and during a winter weather event. First things first. Why should you consider using ice melt products on your commercial property? Without doing so…

  • New Team Member | Tiffany Slater

    Landscape Workshop would like to welcome Tiffany Slater as the company’s new Business Development Manager for our Gulf Coast branch location. In this role, Tiffany will develop regional contacts, drive growth through client acquisition, and obtain commercial maintenance contracts while ensuring customer needs are met. She received her Bachelor’s of Science, International business and Marketing from the University of South Alabama…

  • Landscape Workshop Completes UAB Student Center Project

    Landscape Workshop’s Construction Department recently completed a full landscape installation project for the new Hill Student Center on the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s campus. The project was originally designed by Macknally Land Design and awarded to Landscape Workshop to construct it. This project of included multiple levels of construction work on the 162,000 square feet space and took a total of one month to…

  • New Year Landscaping Ideas

    Have you let your property’s appearance take an extended vacation over the holiday season? A property’s landscape is often the first thing prospective customers or tenants notice, and an unkempt property can drive away those originally interested individuals. If you’re looking outside your office window and wondering what you can do to increase your property’s curb appeal during 2018, you’ll…

  • Our New Montgomery General Manager

    Landscape Workshop is happy to announce the promotion of Adam Leger to the position of General Manager of our Montgomery branch location! Adam has worked in the landscaping industry in Birmingham for the past five years, serving two of those years as a Landscape Workshop Account Manager. “I am excited about the new challenge,” he said. “I have worked very hard…

  • How to Keep a Christmas Tree From Drying Out

    It’s halfway through December, and your Christmas tree is starting to look a little less “fresh.” Here are some quick and easy tips to keep your Christmas tree looking its’ best all month long! On the off chance you haven’t bought your tree yet, when you buy a pre-cut tree, make sure it’s not dropping a ton of needles or…

  • Landscape Workshop Adds Nashville Location

    Landscape Workshop completed the acquisition of Chemscape’s commercial landscaping division, based in Nashville, TN. By expanding operations to Nashville, Landscape Workshop now has the scope to perform commercial landscaping maintenance throughout all of Tennessee in addition to all of Alabama. This will enable Landscape Workshop to maintain more properties for their existing regional customers. Not only are we excited to…