This year, two projects maintained by the LMC Houston Southwest team were recognized at the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) 2026 Awards of Excellence. MD Anderson Patio: Nature Within…
By September, Houston commercial landscapes have experienced months of rapid growth, intense heat, irrigation, heavy rainfall, and summer storms. Those conditions can gradually change how landscaping interacts with sidewalks, signs,…
September may signal the beginning of fall, but Houston’s commercial landscapes are often still dealing with the effects of summer. After months of extreme temperatures, heavy rainfall, storms, and high…
Heavy summer rainstorms are common across Houston in Summer. Even when hurricanes stay away, repeated downpours can quietly create landscape problems that don’t become obvious until weeks, or even months,…
As August comes to a close, commercial property managers in Houston should already be thinking ahead to fall. While temperatures may still feel like summer, this transition period is one…
This summer marks the official start of hurricane season in Houston. While major storms may not arrive immediately, now is the time for commercial property managers to begin preparing their…
As July arrives in Houston, commercial landscapes begin transitioning into one of the most demanding periods of the year. Rising temperatures, increased sunlight, and periods of inconsistent rainfall can place…
Houston continues to grow rapidly, with new businesses, developments, and commercial properties appearing across the city every year. In such a competitive environment, first impressions matter more than ever. For…
May is one of the busiest months for commercial landscapes in Houston. Warmer temperatures, longer daylight hours, and frequent spring rainfall create rapid growth across turf, trees, shrubs, and flower…
LMC Houston Crews: 5 Ways They Drive Stronger Landscapes LMC Houston crews are the foundation behind every well maintained commercial landscape. While equipment and planning play a role, it is…
