Lawns have several enemies that seek to prevent you from having that beautiful green carpet of turf that you’re looking for. Fungal disease is an enemy that your lawn will most likely encounter in some form or fashion. While disease damage can be ugly, it’s no reason to panic. Fungal lawn disease arises from a …
Fall weather can be a wild card. Days go from mild and sunny to cold and gray literally overnight. Once the weather turns, the notion of yard work becomes less and less attractive. In spite of that, it pays to give your yard a thorough fall cleanup before winter sets in. Typically, the biggest cleanup …
Williams Landscape & Design, Inc. is excited to announce the acquisition of a local Williamsburg business, Greensprings Landscape Architecture. In January of 2020, Greensprings President, Christopher Basic, joined the team and merged his business with Williams Landscape & Design – bringing over 20 years of experience to the table and becoming Williams’ first Licensed Landscape …
It’s sad to see trees removed simply because they’ve been allowed to outgrow their designated space. With regular, methodical pruning, drastic repairs and removals can almost always be avoided. One of the best times to prune trees is in the winter when very little is going on in your yard. When trees aren’t actively growing, …
The standard routine for many American families leaves most of the day totally booked. Work, commutes, and children’s activities often leave you barely able to catch your breath, much less tend to your lawn. With so many pressing commitments, it’s easy to let lawn and garden concerns slide down the priority list. A full-service maintenance …
Dear Friends, I hope that the end of the summer season and the start of the fall season find you well. Williams Landscape and Design has been quite busy beautifying the outdoor spaces we work in, but we are also proud to say that we have been busy giving back to the community. Williams Landscape …
It is okay to plant trees and shrubs in the winter. Even though it is late in the season, your shrubs will be happier in the ground than in pots. Ideally, trees and shrubs need about a month to establish roots before a heavy freeze, but it’s actually okay to plant them anytime the ground …
