LMC Blog

It can be difficult to keep your commercial property healthy, especially with the challenges of high temperatures and inconsistent rainfall during the summer. One of the things that can help is to prevent or reduce some of the landscape and tree threats that could jeopardize your commercial property. In today's LMC blog, we'll look at three things to prevent on your commercial property this summer to ensure a beautiful landscape and healthy trees.

Anyone living or working along the Gulf Coast knows that summers can be brutal for people and their property. This is especially true for commercial properties, which tend to be larger and require more maintenance and care throughout the year. With record-high temperatures and drought-like conditions forecast for our area weeks ahead of schedule, it's best to prepare commercial properties now so they can survive and thrive during the harsh summer conditions.

Texas is home to hundreds of different tree species, from oaks and pines to citrus and pecan trees. However, few trees stand out for their exotic beauty and shape quite like the palm tree. While palm trees can grow exceptionally well in our humid climate, their tree maintenance may differ greatly from other tree types found in our region. In today's LMC blog post, we discuss three ways to help keep these valuable and beautiful trees in optimal health throughout the year.

When it comes to improving the look of a commercial property, the typical method is through the installation of seasonal flowers or by planting trees. However, shrubs can play an important role in transforming a commercial landscape, as long as the right types are planted in strategic locations. In today's LMC blog post, we'll look at a few ways shrubs might be the ideal addition to your commercial property, and why they might be a better choice than simply more trees or flowers.