Broccolo Pruning Standards: Professional Shrub Pruning for Healthy, Beautiful Landscapes Proper pruning is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — aspects of landscape care. At Broccolo Lawn & Landscape, we use clear, specific pruning terminology to ensure every shrub and ornamental plant is cared for with intention, precision, [...]
How to avoid salt damage to our trees and shrubs? This photo was taken along 590 north in Rochester, does it seem like more and more salt is being used? While it’s necessary to keep roadways and walkways safe all winter, the use of salt can cause damage to our [...]
Do trees actually explode? You may have seen the viral videos and claims of trees bursting open, sending shards of wood flying. While trees can ‘burst’ and crack, you won’t see such an explosion. As much of the country is experiencing a cold snap, heavy snow and ice can wreak havoc on [...]
Broccolo Invasive Weed Control Methods – By Jessica Demasio For all invasive elimination, expect to continue control efforts for 2-5 years, or even longer, to deplete the seed bank. Plants should be bagged in plastic and disposed of in the trash to prevent seed dispersal or re-rooting. Glysophate is the [...]
Buy a Tree…Get one free! Thank you! As we close out another growing season, we would like to thank you for your business and share some tips for this time of year…. If you live in an area that sustains deer damage, we offer a solution to protect your expensive trees and [...]
Add seasonal bling with Pots of Color! As this growing season closes… Broccolo reflects upon our good fortune to partner with you (our great customers! ) to keep our landscapes healthy and beautiful. Throughout the winter, our staff continues learning, striving to improve techniques & services. Here are some of our best tips for healthy winter management: Weather [...]
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My annual Christmas walk is a tradition I’ve developed to deal with holiday stress. I take a walk in the woods or my favorite park after the hoopla is over and I’m really blown out. Aside from improving my mood, it helps me tune into what’s going on outside. I [...]
photos courtesy Broccolo Tree and Lawn Care Blog Post Reshared from: https://www.lifeinthefingerlakes.com/conservation-by-design/ Conservation by Design by Rachel Edwards Our Finger Lakes Region is blessed with clean drinking water and an abundance of scenic fishing spots. But alarmingly harmful algal blooms (HABs) and extreme weather events remind us that our shorelines [...]
The Secret to Beautiful Garden Design story and photos by K.C. Fahy-Harvick The often used Japanese Maple tree by the front entry, thoroughly enhanced and contrasted with perennials. Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’, my favorite daylily that blooms from June to August. In the shady background is Carex ‘Bowles Golden’ used [...]