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For property and facility managers, the choice of mulch vs. river rock for strata and commercial landscaping in BC goes far beyond aesthetics. This decision directly impacts budgets, maintenance schedules, and long-term property value. While most people know the basic differences between mulch vs river
September is the ideal month for commercial and strata property managers to begin planning for next year’s commercial landscaping and strata landscaping needs. Early preparation is key. It helps control budgets, keeps operations smooth, and ensures your landscape stays vibrant and well-maintained all year. Why
Aphids and Japanese beetles in Vancouver are showing up in high numbers this summer, especially in commercial and strata landscapes with dense planting. These pests pose a real challenge to plant health and visual appearance. If your property shows signs like sticky residue, chewed foliage,
Across Metro Vancouver, commercial and strata property managers and landscape teams are dealing with unusual plant growth in summer 2025. If you’re wondering, “Why are plants growing so fast this year?”—you’re not alone. A warm, wet spring created the perfect conditions for explosive early summer
As BC’s landscapes come to life for another growing season, sustainable landscaping matters more than ever. Given the province’s strong environmental values, tenants, clients, and communities are increasingly focused on how outdoor spaces are maintained—not just how they look. To meet these rising expectations, Premier
As winter fades, it’s time to rejuvenate your property’s landscape for a fresh and healthy start. In British Columbia’s unique climate, where heavy rainfall, fluctuating temperatures, and invasive pests pose seasonal challenges, a well-maintained landscape is essential. Proper spring maintenance enhances curb appeal, reduces long-term
The Japanese beetle is one of the most destructive invasive pests, capable of wreaking havoc on commercial and residential landscapes alike. These highly invasive pests have been detected in British Columbia, and, with peak activity expected from June onwards, now is the time to take
How do you keep landscaping costs predictable without sacrificing quality? It’s a question every property manager has asked at some point. Budgets are tight, unexpected expenses pop up and balancing cost with quality isn’t always easy. The good news? With the right strategy, it’s possible
Did you know your property tells a story? It’s the first impression clients, tenants and customers receive—a reflection of professionalism, care, and the experience they can expect. Keeping that story consistent requires more than occasional upkeep; it demands proactive and year-round attention. For property managers
