M3 Landscape Development LLC

05/25/2024

A HUGE thank you to all our sponsors for helping make this years HHS Graduation Celebration possible.
Seniors we will see you tonight!!! 🎉

03/02/2023

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09/12/2022

04/29/2022

Work in Progress

01/07/2022

Happy New Year All!!! 🎆🎆🎆
I hope everyone is off to a GREAT start.
With the new year here at Greg’s Total Lawn Care we are also making some exciting changes. 🤗🤗
As we have been blessed to be in service for over 10 years (thank you ALL for your support) and continue to grow we decided it was best to incorporate our business. We have been operating under our new LLC name M3 Landscape Development LLC for over a year now and feel it is time to fully embrace our new company name.

NEW YEAR, NEW LOGO!!! 🎉🎉🎉

❇️❇️We are also very excited to soon be adding some other great services to our lineup!!!!

03/26/2021

Still looking for a few more employees.

Now hiring full time/ part time lawn care workers. Message me if interested.

*Looking for someone reliable, with transportation, and can withstand working in the heat.

03/23/2021

Now hiring full time/ part time lawn care workers. Message me if interested.

*Looking for someone reliable, with transportation, and can withstand working in the heat.

02/13/2021

Freezing Weather Advisory

It is expected for the temperatures to drop over the next few days. Temperatures may dip low enough to cause damage to some of our beautiful plants.

Here are a few tips to help protect these at-risk plants:
-Try draping a light blanket or sheet that is breathable over the plant. The fabric needs to completely cover the plant from top to bottom, all the way to the ground, to make sure no heat escapes. (Do not use dense material or plastic, it will suffocate your plant.)

To protect your trees:
-You will want to wrap blankets around the trunk and over the foliage.

To keep your fruit from freezing:
-Flood the base of the tree. It allows the tree to soak up extra water, which absorbs the cold.
-Pick your fruit before the freeze.

One more tip from the experts is to NOT prune any plants or trees. That will leave healthy parts exposed to frost damage.

If you are worried your plant is sensitive to frost and may need these handy tips, take a quick look at our list of sensitive plants:

Bougainvillea
Ixoras
Jatropha
Hibiscus
Wedelia
Crotons
Citrus
Ficus
Thevetia (Lucky Nut Tree)
Lantana
All varieties of Carissa (Natal Plum)
Tecomaria (Cape Honeysuckle)
Tecoma (Yellow & Orange Bells)
Passiflora (Passion Flower)
Lonicera (Honeysuckle)
Senecio (Mexican Flame Vine)
Solanum (Potato Bush/Vine)
Cuphea (Mexican Heather)
Nerium (Oleander)
Petunia
Geranium
Lobeli