Resources

Increasingly, landscape architects are designing projects with a finished look with mature landscapes in place from the start. Such a strategy can improve initial leasing sales or home purchases, but it can also throw a wrench in your budget, bid, and/or project timeline unless you go with a custom growing contract.

BrightView's Director of Horticulture Dave Teuschler explains how a tree's root system forms, its four vital functions, and why it's important to keep the roots healthy.

Lichens, a symbiotic relationship between an algae and a fungus, are often mistaken as something harmful. BrightView Horticulturist Corine Ferre explains why it is just the opposite and how it can take on many forms and colors.

Learn how to make a proper removal cut when pruning a tree. BrightView Tree Care Manager Ali Summersill demonstrates the three-step process to correctly remove a branch without damaging the tree.

High winds and storms can leave a dangerous trail of downed trees, debris, and destruction. A proactive approach to tree management is a less costly and more effective way to lower your risk of personal and property damage.

Industry-leading landscape and snow services company transports three trees by helicopter as part of an $800 million renovation in L.A.

BrightView Horticulturist Cal Leggett explains the steps to properly plant a tree or a shrub to ensure that it will grow and remain healthy in your landscape.

Just like great landscapes, great relationships grow and thrive when they are tended to with exceptional care. See how BrightView’s unparalleled service, capabilities, and commitment to excellence can help you meet your objectives.

If you've read about the ins and outs of custom growing contracts, you're well aware of how it assures you of availability, quality, and price for trees and plant material. But is a custom growing contract right for your project?

Opportunities to advance in Bonton are rare and so was fresh, affordable, healthy food. Together, BrightView and its nonprofit partners wanted to change that.