Maumee ProMow

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

Warmer days mean longer hours. Let's get to work.

06/02/2026

Trimming in the shade can feel surreal at times. A real slice of life.

05/30/2026

Mulch, warm air, things growing. You can feel the season changing. Warmer days mean more work—and we're ready for it.

05/29/2026

Sharp tools, steady hands, nerves of steel. Tree work isn't for the faint of heart.

05/28/2026

Spring's messy work. Dirt flying, hands moving, everything coming alive. This is what getting ready looks like.

05/26/2026

❌Monday’s Most Wanted—"The Pretty Deceiver”

Our 9th pick for Most Wanted Invasive Plant is purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria). 🌷With its tall spikes of vibrant purple, it may look like a lovely flower to add to your garden, but ❌don’t be fooled by “the pretty deceiver!”

❌Purple loosestrife is a fast-spreading and aggressive invasive plant that can grow up to 7 feet high and produce up to ONE MILLION seeds per plant. (Even we had to read that last sentence again—yikes!) 🌿 It also spreads through its root system, quickly taking over wetlands and pushing out native plants.

✅Removal Tips: Small patches of purple loosestrife can be hand-pulled or dug out. Larger infestations may require systemic herbicide treatment to fully control.

✅Native alternatives include spiked blazing-star, great blue lobelia, and swamp milkw**d. 🦋Just as pretty and they attract native pollinators as well!

✨To learn more, visit ohiodnr.gov/invasiveplants or contact your county’s soil and water conservation district or OSU Extension program.

Check back next Monday for #9 on our Most Wanted Invasive Plant List!

05/26/2026

No filters, no edits, no fancy AI. Just real hardworking humans taking pride in their work. Today we wanted to switch things up by featuring some cellphone shots straight from our lawn crew.💚

05/22/2026