Showing posts with label Milwaukee landscaper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milwaukee landscaper. Show all posts
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Happy Father's Day!
Dads work hard and they like to relax too!
Enhancing the backyard so Dad can spend time enjoying his family and friends is what Integrity Landscape is all about.
We custom design the ideal upgrade with beautiful features such as brick patios, seating walls, water features, fireplaces and fire pits.
Friday, June 5, 2015
Fire Pits Are Cool
Here are six reasons for you to turn to Integrity Landscape for a permanent fire pit upgrade.
- Family and Friends. Nothing says gather your friends and family together like a fire pit.
- Outdoor Space Use. Fire pits are a great way to extend your party space to the outdoors.
- Food Preparation. There is nothing more distinctive than kabobs or marshmallows cooked over a fire pit.
- Warmth and Gentle Light. It is enjoyable to gather and socialize around a fire pit on a chilly spring or fall night.
- Tranquil Ambiance. When you and your loved ones are spending quiet time together, nothing is more satisfying than a warm fire and star-gazing.
- Increased Value. Landscaping upgrades, including a permanent, brick fire pit add investment value and selling price to your home.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Celebrate. Honor. Remember.
On Memorial Day we can celebrate our freedom and remember those who have served, so bravely and selflessly, our wonderful country.
All we can say is we thank you. We honor you. We never forget your service and sacrifice.
All we can say is we thank you. We honor you. We never forget your service and sacrifice.
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Landscape Lighting
If
you are thinking about ways to provide a distinctive effect to your landscape,
adding lighting fixtures is an affordable and creative way. By adding a light system, you can tastefully accent and
highlight selected features of your landscape and improve home security
measures.
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One way to incorporate
landscape lighting is through up lighting,
or projecting light upwards to focus on specific objects and plants in the
landscape area. Up lighting accentuates
trees, shrubs, and other plants that stand above the general landscaping plane.
Similarly, down lighting is another lighting
technique that can create unique and dramatic effects. You can achieve a down
lighting effect by mounting flood or spotlights above the landscape line. Down
lighting, sometimes called moonlighting, creates a soft, subtle radiance
throughout specific areas of your yard.
Another approach to enhancing landscape through the
use of light is backlighting, or silhouette lighting. Placing light fixtures between your home’s facade and a particular object causes
the object in front of the lighting to appear as a silhouette. You can also use
backlighting to highlight walls, columns or doorways for further effect.
There are
endless possibilities to incorporate lighting into your overall landscape
design. Integrity Landscape Services has designed and installed lighting approaches
throughout the Milwaukee area and surrounding counties. Enjoy unique results
that fit your budget by integrating lighting effects to your landscape this
season.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
The Outdoor Display!
It is coming along quite nicely, our new yard and outdoor display! We couldn't be more thrilled with the results so far.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Select Materials
At Integrity Landscape Services, select materials can be used to create a
patio wall or entrance area to obtain a rich, upscale appearance. To
further improve your entertainment area, consider additional features such as
seat walls, steps and decorative pillars. Our new display boasts the beautiful Unilock Olde Quarry wall units (pictured here).
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Recommendations for Your Plants and Grass in Spring
Integrity Landscape Services recommends that new plants that were installed last Fall be watered once temperatures reach 40 degrees or higher.
It is also recommended that grass seed that was installed last Fall be tended to as well. Once temperatures reach 50 degrees, apply Milorganite to the areas that were seeded to jump start the growing process this Spring. The rain should do its part. Milorganite, which originated in Milwaukee, is available at most local hardware stores. It is inexpensive and you simply follow the directions on the bag.
We hope you enjoy your new yard in 2015!
It is also recommended that grass seed that was installed last Fall be tended to as well. Once temperatures reach 50 degrees, apply Milorganite to the areas that were seeded to jump start the growing process this Spring. The rain should do its part. Milorganite, which originated in Milwaukee, is available at most local hardware stores. It is inexpensive and you simply follow the directions on the bag.
We hope you enjoy your new yard in 2015!
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Fire Pit: A Nice Addition to Your Outdoor Room
Over the last few years, landscapers
have seen a trend emerge throughout the Greater Milwaukee area: incorporating a
fire pit in a home’s outdoor design. The addition of a fire pit creates a
beautiful focal point for your outdoor room and adds seasons to outside living.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Patio Entertaining: Celebrating Life Outdoors
Thinking about installing a brand new patio area or
overhauling an existing slab of concrete within your landscape? With the
ever-growing popularity of outdoor entertaining, there are countless ideas and
options for transforming and extending your living space.
Using assorted styles, sizes and colors of clay or concrete
brick is one way to create a unique environment that is both beautiful and
functional. Through the use of brick pavers or natural stone, the possibilities
for turning a patio into an outdoor sanctuary are endless.
If you are looking for design inspiration, look no further
than our designers here at Integrity Landscape Services, LLC. Whether your
tastes are simple or extravagant, our landscapers can deliver the exceptional
results you desire. Our passion is to create designs that accentuate your
personality and encourage you to entertain, celebrate and live life outdoors.
Brick pavers or
natural stone add a practical touch of elegance to any landscaped area.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Super Service Award from Angie's List
Integrity Landscape Services has received the Super Service Award once again from Angie's List! This makes 2014 our fifth year in a row to receive this prestigious award. We couldn't be more proud and thank our wonderful customers, staff and vendors for helping us achieve this goal! We plan to put forth the same effort and service in 2015. Thank you to all!
Friday, January 30, 2015
2015 Specials
Starting on March 1st, Integrity Landscape Services will be offering monthly specials on Facebook throughout our 2015 season. Go to our Facebook page, "like" us, mention the posting and we will apply the special for that month! We are looking forward to a great season this year.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
A Winter Garden
A winter garden can provide food and shelter for birds and other wildlife in the cold months. A good-looking, inviting winter yard could include Cypress trees, Maiden Grass, and Boxwoods. All varieties offer a lovely shot of green or burgundy in the dreary winter months.
Winterberry offers a vibrant red proving you can have a beautiful and colorful yard in winter too!

Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Merry Christmas to All!
Integrity Landscape Services wishes everybody a very, Merry Christmas and wonderful New Year!
We've enjoyed a busy 2014 and look forward to the beautiful landscaping to be done in 2015!
We've enjoyed a busy 2014 and look forward to the beautiful landscaping to be done in 2015!
Friday, December 12, 2014
Calcium Chloride Is Our Choice
Calcium chloride is excellent for melting ice and snow and is better for your surfaces than rock salt. It is more expensive, but delivers several advantages over
rock salt. Calcium chloride can be effective at temperatures as low as -25 F, while rock salt works loses its effectiveness at temperatures
below 15 F.
Rock salt can poison soil and can also be damaging to trees and other vegetation.
Rock salt can damage concrete.
Rock salt can also be harmful to pets. Pets will lick their the irritated paws to remove salt, possibly ingesting the salt.
For the reasons above, Integrity Landscape Services always recommends calcium chloride to reduce slippery driveways and walkways.
Rock salt can poison soil and can also be damaging to trees and other vegetation.
Rock salt can damage concrete.
Rock salt can also be harmful to pets. Pets will lick their the irritated paws to remove salt, possibly ingesting the salt.
For the reasons above, Integrity Landscape Services always recommends calcium chloride to reduce slippery driveways and walkways.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Pruning in Winter
The best time for pruning varies with the type of tree but it is generally accepted that early winter is a good time to prune deciduous trees, as long as it is not frozen! If there is no freezing yet, the leaves are gone and you can easily inspect the branches and tree structure for any signs of weakness.
For Evergreen trees and shrubs, you should wait until after the last winter freeze before pruning. Early Spring is best.
After a heavy snow, your trees and bushes might be icy and covered with snow. It is best to wait until everything thaws before trying to assess damage. Shaking snow or ice off a plant can cause even more damage to it.
For Evergreen trees and shrubs, you should wait until after the last winter freeze before pruning. Early Spring is best.
After a heavy snow, your trees and bushes might be icy and covered with snow. It is best to wait until everything thaws before trying to assess damage. Shaking snow or ice off a plant can cause even more damage to it.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Protecting Arborvitae Through Winter
Although Arborvitae are frost-tolerant, they are
easily damaged by snow and wind storms. This can leave frustrating bare
spots. Some people cover their shrubs in
burlap, but that isn’t very visually appealing.
Some experts recommend using thick rope or rubber straps. Don't use wire as it can scar the plant.
The best approach is to wrap the twine around the outside of the plant like the stripes on a candy cane, starting at the bottom and working your way up. Pull it snug but not so tight that it breaks branches and deforms the shape of the plant.
Remember to remove the rope or straps early in the spring so the tree will grow and move naturally.
The best approach is to wrap the twine around the outside of the plant like the stripes on a candy cane, starting at the bottom and working your way up. Pull it snug but not so tight that it breaks branches and deforms the shape of the plant.
Remember to remove the rope or straps early in the spring so the tree will grow and move naturally.
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