Why Live Oaks Produce Suckers (aka Epicormic Sprouts) Posted October 20th, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts, Tree Care & Trimming. Have you noticed your live oak trees producing lots of small, twiggy branches? These are called epicormic sprouts and are a strategic stress response that certain trees use to protect their health. Schedule a free 30 minute consultation with a Certified Arborist to learn more. Tags: Diagnostic & Treatment, Tree Care, tree preservation
Common Misconceptions About Tree Suckers (Epicormic Sprouts) Posted October 20th, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts, Tree Care & Trimming. Epicormic sprouts, the clusters of new growth that appear on the trunks and branches of trees, often lead to misconceptions among tree enthusiasts and even seasoned gardeners. While these sprouts are a fascinating aspect of tree biology, they are commonly misunderstood. Schedule a free 30 minute consultation with a Certified Arborist to learn more. Tags: Diagnostic & Treatment, Tree Care
Tips from a Recruiter: How to Get Hired at Southern Botanical Posted October 20th, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under News. Interested in a career at Southern Botanical? Learn more about the process of applying, interviewing, and joining the team! Tags: careers
Southern Living Magazine Features Local Landscaping Experts from Southern Botanical Posted October 3rd, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under News. One of Southern Botanical's resident landscaping experts, Mackenzie Chris, was recently featured in Southern Living Magazine. Read More. Tags: residential
Southern Botanical Receives National Awards Posted September 20th, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under News. Nationally recognized for the quality of their work, Southern Botanical was honored to receive several prestigious awards for excellence in landscaping from the National Association of Landscape Professionals. Read more. Tags: awards
Top Benefits of Using Mulch on Your Commercial Property Posted May 30th, 2023 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts. For centuries, mulch has been used in agriculture, gardening, and landscaping due to several good reasons. Mulch is any material that protects the soil's surface. One of the benefits of using mulch on your commercial landscape is its visual appeal. It also helps reduce weed growth and offers a low-maintenance alternative to provide ground coverage in heavily trafficked areas where maintaining healthy turf is... Learn More Tags: commercial, vertical-mulching-featured