Resources

Got a minute? That’s all it takes to download what your landscape needs this season. Introducing “Season in 60,” a one-minute video brief from your BrightView Landscape Florida experts.

Learn why mangroves are crucial to Florida's coastline and how to trim them responsibly. Discover the significance of obtaining permits and when to seek professional help from certified mangrove trimmers.

With strategic planning, you can embrace the inevitable and make hurricanes more bearable. These plans can make your landscape more resistant to hurricane-related damage and don't involve a complete overhaul.

Here are the top four things to complete now to mitigate the risk to your landscape and keep people and your property safe.

Unleash your landscape's superpowers with essential hurricane prep tips. If you live in a hurricane-prone area, it can be hard to sort myths from must-dos or understand the “why” behind age-old recommendations. Here is what your landscape team wants you to know.

Breaking Forecast: Say goodbye to La Niña and brace for an unpredictable Atlantic hurricane season ahead.

Warmer weather means it’s time to spring into action (see what we did there?) to get your landscape ready to unveil its full glory. That’s why we created this handy checklist to take the mystery out of your landscape’s spring start-up. Spring landscape maintenance can be intensive, but the results pay dividends well into the summer.

Fertilization is a key component for maintaining your tree’s health and longevity but is often overlooked. With a properly implemented deep root fertilization program, your property will reap the rewards of healthy and beautiful trees for many years to come.

Plant Health Care, or PHC, is a total health approach to all aspects of your landscape, from trees to plants. 

Recent storms in California caused historic rainfall across the state and left the grounds overly saturated. Two Deodar cedar trees in the Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum began to uproot, posing a significant risk of toppling onto the neighboring businesses and homes and the graves surrounding them. BrightView worked to remove the two trees via helicopter.