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The M1 Landscaping blog is where we share insights, tips, and stories that matter to our community. From expert advice to behind-the-scenes glimpses, our blog offers a window into the world of our work and passions. Every article is crafted with care, aiming to provide value, spark curiosity, and engage our readers. Whether you’re a long-time follower or a first-time visitor, there’s always something fresh to explore. Dive in, read along, and join the conversation.
Complete Tree Care for Beautiful LA Landscapes
The great outdoors: we each have our own little piece of it in our backyards. And while much of our property is a study in domesticating plants, if there’s one piece of the landscape that still seems to have a little bit of wild in it, it’s our trees. It could be their height or maybe that wildness that makes trees the stars of the yard show.
La La L.A. Landscaping
When you live in LA, Orange County, or anywhere in SoCal, the landscape world is your oyster (an appropriate saying given our proximity to the beach). Even snow and skiing are only about an hour...
Sit and Rock a Spell: Patios
Living in Southern California has its advantages. The lack of humidity is pleasant ("it's a dry heat!") though it creates watering challenges. But the warm days and cool nights also offer us...
The Ins and Outs of Irrigation Systems
You will be unsurprised to learn that water is essential to growing healthy plants and everything else alive on the planet. But as paramount as the look of our homes is to us all, isn’t it funny how...
Look at the Mess We’ve Gotten Into: Seasonal Cleanup
There comes a time in every yard’s life when it must reckon with what it’s done and clean up its mess. Or at least have M1 do it. That time is called Seasonal cleanup. Along with mowing and tree...
Tree Care: Break Down
M1 got a letter recently. It was from a gentleman named The Lorax who speaks for the trees. He asked us to pass on some information about what they needed since the trees have no tongues, after all....