Level Green Landscaping, Inc.

01/16/2023

Now is the time!

January is a good time for pruning dormant trees.

04/21/2022

Pruning tips...

04/19/2022

Useful information.

Young trees require extra time and attention if you want to set them up for a long and happy life, and sometimes that includes pruning as well. Early corrective pruning can prevent issues such as poor branch unions (where the branch connects to the trunk) and co-dominant stems—both of which can lead to broken branches later on.

Learn the best way to keep your tree healthy through thoughtful and strategic trims at https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/120460.html.

12/08/2021

A state wage board is set to consider lowering the overtime threshold from 60 hours.

11/19/2021

Knowing what will come!

This is Keukenhof's 'blue river' that we shared about yesterday but in full bloom. How gorgeous is that?!💙

11/19/2021

The green industry is always changing and becoming more competitive. NYSNLA offers a wide-range of programming and events to support the professional development and growth of our members. Learn more by visiting: https://www.nysnla.com/professional-development

11/08/2021

Have you checked out DEC’s new invasive species documentary “Uninvited” yet? If not, set aside an hour, grab your popcorn, and tune into the film on our YouTube page to enjoy the show - or join one of the many available viewing parties, happening both in-person and online. Check out the event listings on our website to sign up for one: https://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/114620.html

If you’ve already seen the film, let us know what you loved about it in the comments below!

11/08/2021

10/29/2021

When you're investing in landscaping and enhancing the beauty of your home, you want to work with someone who has the training and expertise to help make your yard and garden more beautiful and worry-free. That's what you'll find when you use a Certified Nursery & Landscape Professional (CNLP). https://www.nysnla.com/why-hire-a-cnlp-

09/16/2021

Don’t need these critters around. Going to be an uphill battle now.

ITHACA, N.Y.—An adult spotted lanternfly—a pest that poses a major threat to the Finger Lakes’ wine industry—was discovered in Ithaca at the top of the Seneca Street Parking Garage on Sunday night. This marks the first time a lanternfly has been found far outside of the initial infested area...

09/11/2021

Happens most every year.