Resources

BrightView team members join with A Soldier's Journey Home as U.S. Army veteran Tony Chobanov has a home built for him and his family. BrightView installed a landscape designed to Chobanov's requests.

With rising costs and decreased funding, colleges and universities find that outsourcing their landscape maintenance to BrightView can turn landscaping from an expense to an asset that works to increase student enrollment, alumni donations, sustainability, and school pride.

The OmniPark Metropolitan District couldn't keep up with the water-thirsty landscape and hours of maintenance needed and turned to BrightView. The new low-water landscape and replaced irrigation system helped save 250,000 gallons of water within the first two months.

Drought-tolerant landscaping is becoming more popular in California. See some top choices for trees and shrubs.

BrightView Agronomist and Horticulturist Christian Galindo explains the importance of considering drainage, humidity, plant growth and potential diseases when selecting a plant that is best for your site conditions.

Sometimes plants die, but there is typically a reason why this happens. Learn why your drought-tolerant, native plants didn't make it.

You're ready to add some seasonal color to your landscape with pots and containers, but unsure where to start? BrightView Horticulturist Bruce Hellerick explains the steps to correctly pot a plant, including what kind of soil to choose, how to give it texture, and even add an additional pop of color.

BrightView Irrigation Manager Eric Rothell explains the difference between irrigation sprinkler heads and why you should never mix them in the same zone.

This year, many BrightView teams found creative ways to engage with community partners and clients to celebrate and give back.

Industry-leading commercial landscape and snow services company is committed to deploying zero-emission and low-noise equipment in numerous markets this spring.