The weather is warming up in Maryland, and it is officially the start of the spring season! The beginning of spring comes with lawn chores and landscape maintenance, and while these may not be the most fun activities, they are… Read More
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4 Things You Should Never Do To Your Lawn
While it’s important to know about the basics of lawn care and how to maintain your landscape, it’s also important to know what you should never do to your grass. This includes cutting your lawn too short or at the… Read More
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Welcome Bob Boyer To The Scientific Plant Service Team!
We’re happy to announce a new employee has joined us at Scientific Plant Service: Bob Boyer! With his expertise in turf and knowledge of plant health practices, Bob will be a great addition to the SPS team as Plant Healthcare… Read More
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Athletics vs Commercial Snowplowing
After a snowstorm, Scientific Plant Service is just a call away to help you remove the snow from your commercial or athletics property! Maryland received a few inches of snow last Wednesday, and by Thursday morning, SPS had cleared the… Read More
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Holidays 2018 Wreaths? Be alert for boxwood blight
Do you have boxwood in your landscape? Boxwood Blight in the Mid-Atlantic is occurring more often and with more severity. Be aware that boxwood greenery used for holiday decoration could harbor the boxwood blight pathogen. To… Read More
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press-release-oct-19-2018
Title: Press Release oct 19 2018 Short Description (Teaser): Scientific Plant Services Represented on Prestigious GIE & EXPO Panel Baltimore, MD — October 18, 2018 Scientific Plant Services Represented on Prestigious GIE & EXPO Panel Baltimore, MD — October 18,… Read More
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Pines Dropping Needles
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Our Supplier Featured on NBC's Green Economy
M is for Mycorrhizae! Does your program schedule include "RFLM"? No? Do you know what it is? RFLM is the service generally recommended every other year for trees & shrubs. We inject deep into the Root system a Liquid solution… Read More
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Taking It Slow – Input by Ken Mays,President
Total Landscape Care Magazine featured in their March 2012 issue an article on the use of slow release polyon fertilizer and the new Maryland law that Ken Mays helped to negotiate. Click here to read. Source: SPS