Category Archives: Garden Maintenance

How Eastern Wisconsin’s Unpredictable Winters Impact Your Landscape and New Plantings

In Eastern Wisconsin, winters are no longer as predictable as they once were. Recent seasons have brought unusual patterns—sub-zero temperatures without snow cover, […]

Quiet Power: How Landmark Landscapes Is Elevating the Client Experience with Electric Maintenance Equipment

At Landmark Landscapes, we’re always seeking ways to enhance the experience our clients have with our team—not just in how your property looks. […]

Landmark Landscapes – Landscape Maintenance Serices

At Landmark Landscapes, we believe a beautifully designed landscape is just the beginning. Maintaining that beauty—and helping it thrive year after year—requires thoughtful […]

Clare Kahn – Account Manager at Landmark Landscapes

Clare Kahn is a Senior Account Manager with Landmark Landscapes, who specializes in landscape maintenance. If you have the good fortune of working […]

Pruning Ornamental Trees

Ornamental trees are the jewels of any landscape, adding an exquisite touch of elegance and beauty. To maintain their allure, it’s essential to […]

Benefits of Winter Pruning

When winter sets in and your garden enters a state of dormancy, you might be tempted to put the garden out of mind […]

Using the Landscape to Enhance Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Your home’s curb appeal is the first impression visitors and passersby have of your property. A well-designed landscape can significantly enhance the overall […]

Protect Your Landscape During Drought

Much of Wisconsin is currently experiencing drought conditions. May of 2023 and now into June have seen little rain across the state. Because […]

Six Benefits of Winter Pruning Trees and Shrubs

One misconception of the landscape industry is that once the air turns cold and the snow flies the work in the garden is […]

Keys to a Successful Spring Cleanup

Spring is the time of renewal – allow Landmark Landscapes to cleanup and prepare your gardens and landscape for the upcoming growing season. […]

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