by triolandscaping | Aug 21, 2012 | this Designers perspective
Its State Fair time, the great time of year when summer is coming to a close and school will start again! In addtion to a bunch of lifestyle changes it also is a time of seasonal change in the landscape. Here are 3 things you should be doing now in your landscape:... 
by triolandscaping | Jul 23, 2012 | Plant Materials
Have you noticed a lot of holes in the leaves of your trees and shrubs? Yet you don’t really see the culprits that are doing it? Here is some information from our friends at Bravo Tree Care about Japanese Beetle, the most likely suspect of leaf damage like this. Basic... by triolandscaping | Jun 27, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design
kay you might not realize this, but I am not a lawn care company, really I am not. I help my clients with landscape needs- all the fun stuff that happens next to the lawn. So I care if the lawn looks good next to all the great landscaping we do! Here are 3 tips in... 
by triolandscaping | May 29, 2012 | Landscapers and Landscape Design, this Designers perspective
This past weekend was memorial weekend, where may homeowners take on weekend projects they want to accomplish them selves. They head off to the store with a simple list of materials so they can shop once and be done. But even with their best intentions they come... 
by triolandscaping | May 25, 2012 | Plant Materials
This is one of Minnesota’s most common diseases on ornamental trees, specifically spruce trees. This fungus is called Rhizosphaera (needle cast in laymen’s terms). This fungus is pretty much everywhere on the lawn. The fungus splashes up to the lower portions of...
