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• Landscape Design for Commercial Properties in Baldwin County, AL

  

  p {line-height:32px} Rejuvenate your commercial landscape with a fresh design from Krob Landscape!   During the winter months, landscape design is probably the furthest thing from your mind, but it's actually the perfect time to re-evaluate your commercial property's outdoor spaces and plan for the year to come.  Our winters on the Alabama Gulf Coast tend to be mild, and they don't last that long.  Before you know it, trees will be sprouting new leaves and springs blooms will be brightening the world around us.   Ask yourself:  Is your commercial landscape ready to invite people in, next spring, or could it use a little work—or maybe even a total redesign?   The friendly and skillful landscaping professionals at Krob Landscape have extensive experience with not only the maintenance of commercial properties in Baldwin County, Alabama, but also with landscape design and installation.  We offer excellent landscape services at competitive prices for commercial clients of all kinds, whether you own a stand-alone commercial building or act as property manager for a multi-building property, retail shopping center, apartment complex, multi-family community or property association. ...

• Let Krob Prepare Your Alabama Gulf Coast Landscaping for Winter

  

  When the temperatures start to dip in September, October, and November, it's the ideal time to give your Alabama Gulf Coast landscape the preparation it needs to thrive through winter.  Krob Landscape is your local solution for things like lawn care and landscape design, but did you know we also offer a wide range of other landscaping services for residential and commercial properties in Mobile and Baldwin County?  With expert services from Krob Landscape, it's easy to "put your landscape to bed for the winter" and ensure a healthy, beautiful lawn and garden come spring. Here’s how Krob Landscape can help protect and enhance your outdoor spaces for the cooler months ahead: Cut Back Plants at the Right Time for Healthier Growth To foster robust regrowth, many plants benefit from being trimmed back—but it must be done at the correct time of year for the best results, or you risk losing next year's flowers or leaving the plant susceptible to pests, disease, and harsh winter temperatures.  Krob Landscape’s team understands the right timing and technique to prune and cut back shrubs, perennials, ...

• Do You Need Landscaping During Winter?

  

    You with your favorite wooly socks, a cup of hot chocolate (with floaty marshmallows, of course), and watching the snow pile u………Wait, what?   According to the Farmer’s Almanac (and cousin Earl, who fancies himself an amateur weather-guesser), winter in the south for 2021 could be a mixed bag of ups and downs with temperatures and precipitation. So, you never know.   What to do then?   First, we need to remember that the lawns, trees, flowers – your landscape, is dormant, not dead.  While it needs the winter to rest and replenish, it still requires some care and maintenance. And as we’ve talked about in previous blogs, preparation now will lend itself to beautiful lawns (and less startup care) come springtime. With that, let’s focus on what needs to be done.   Pruning, Pulling, Mulching    In our zone (8 or 9), the late winter to very early spring is the perfect time to do the vast majority of your pruning, because it allows the plant to be protected against incisions that cause plants to dry out, which happens if temps drop below freezing. Pruning should be done ...

• Five Commercial Landscape Services Krob Landscape Can Help With

  

  These past couple of years have brought disruption, change, and a downright different way of looking at life and the world around us. But one of the best ways to get ourselves back to some semblance of normal, is to get back to a good routine. (Uncle Earl said he’d give up his bad routines if people didn’t think he was a quitter). So, it’s time to stretch those arms, lose an hour of sleep to Daylight Savings Time, and think about planting, caring or even a redesign of the landscape surrounding your business.  And at Krob, that routine is our routine. There are five important aspects we consider when it comes to your commercial landscape and landscaping needs: •    Design •    Landscape Installation •    Grounds Management •    Plant Healthcare •    Water Management DESIGN Step back and look at your business space.  Really look, and what do you see?  Is it a place you would pull into when seeking out services?  Do the aesthetics appeal to you in a way you would want to do business with you?  If you are questioning your answers to these simple questions, ...

• 5 Common Pests That May Be Destroying Your Alabama Lawn

  

  Bugs are a part of life - especially in the warm heat of South Alabama. We work to keep them out of our homes, but keeping them out of our lawns is harder. After all - that’s where they live, right?   There are a few pests in Alabama that dig in and destroy your lush, green grass - and they’re more common than you think. If your lawn is drooping, dry, or even dying, you could have a serious infestation that needs treatment. Read on to learn about 5 common pests that may be destroying your lawn - and what to do about it.    Spittle Bugs   When you look at your grass, do you see thin red lines down the middle of the blades? Are there large patches of foam at the base? If so, you may have a spittlebug problem.   Spittlebugs are common pests in lawns that have Bermuda or centipede grass. These small insects resemble leafhoppers -- they’re about ⅓ inch long, with tented wings in a V-shape. Those big foamy patches on your grass protect the babies from pesticides and ...

• How to Prepare Your Lawn for Winter

  

    Soon it will be time for Turkey Trots, turkey basting and for the woodsy types, turkey chasing.  But before you get all up into who ate the last piece of Thanksgiving pie, consider your grass.  That’s right, before it goes into hibernation, your lawn deserves some final touches to make it ready for a wintery nap.   All I Need is the Air That I Breathe   Before the weather outside gets frightful And the fire feels so delightful Prior to the first frosty blast Make sure to aerate your grass   This fun jingle above is a reminder to all homeowners and caretakers: before the first frost of the season, aerate your lawns. Why? Like us, grass needs a little breathing room, and aerating also helps with the inevitable crowding that happens over the course of the warmer months.  Plus, you will want to fertilize and by opening the soil a bit, this helps the grass store those needed nutrients it will need later on.  And when it “springs” back to action, your grass will come up healthier and lusher!   Weed, Seed and Feed   Typically, the fall season brings ...