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LDI Featured in SCV Signal Home & Garden issue

May 20, 2020

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LDI is featured in this past Sunday's SCV Signal Magazine. Learn how we have grown to become the SCV's premier industry leader…

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At Landscape Development, Inc. we realize that it

At Landscape Development, Inc. we realize that it is necessary to help those in need and community in general. We are currently working with many charitable organizations and helping them to build a stronger community and a better way of life. These are just a few of the people who inspire us and whom we are glad to support. Building a stronger community requires enthusiasm and determination. There are many ways in which one can give back to one's local communities these are but a few of the organizations we have chosen to work with throughout the years. Triumph Foundation: realizes that injuries have lifelong consequences, so, it is aimed at assisting kids, youngsters, adults and veterans with any kind of disorders to triumph over their disability and inspire them to strive to get better and better every day. Home Aid is a non-profit organization in the construction industry that provides huge discounts on the construction or repair of shelters and build safe and dignified housing. Gary Sinise Foundation: provides a variety of programs, services and activities for wounded veterans of the armed forces. Valley Children Hospital: provides comprehensive pediatric services and specialized assistance to infants, children, adolescents and people under the age of 21 in general. Bridge to Home: helps people who are going through the most difficult time in their lives and provides them with case management; helps them find a new place to live in, medical assistance and even emergency winter shelter. National Core National Community Renaissance - a US non-profit public organization that specializes in supporting families by offering high-quality services at affordable prices to multi-family, mixed-income, elderly people, the workforce and people with special needs. Peace on Earth
The creation of a mutual support society is really important nowadays. This literally means that people, companies and others must cooperate to solve problems with in our communities together. 🕊️We are happy to work with charitable organizations to support our communities together! #charity #ourcommunity #help #like #followus

There’s been a lot of discussions over Californi

There’s been a lot of discussions over California’s new electric gardening equipment law, Assembly Bill 1346, also known as the SORE Act (Small off-road engines).
Starting Jan. 1, 2024 the law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2021, restricts the sale of most gas-powered gardening equipment, and by Jan. 1, 2028 – restrictions fall on gas generators. At Landscape Development, Inc. we are ready to embrace the age of efficient battery-powered gardening and construction tools! As long as the battery revolution has moved outdoors, along with the push of the SORE law, the switch to battery-powered gardening tools is not just technical progress, it’s supplying what the customer wants.
Our company already has set up routes fully equipped with electric gear for servicing banks and senior centers – areas where loud gas engine noise is primarily unwanted. When we are maintaining these properties, customers hear only a quiet “whoosh” of silent motors spinning blades. Customers enjoy quiet neighborhoods and no fumes from obnoxious two-stroke oil and gas small engine gardening equipment. Gary Horton (Landscape Development, Inc., CEO) says that “As a large employer, I’m looking forward to the enhanced safety of battery-powered gear. As a for-profit business, I can’t wait to lose all the gas, oil, and repair costs of using gas-powered everything”. He is sure that everyone will quickly appreciate hearing birds and bees instead of the constant screeching of gardening equipment disturbing an otherwise peaceful outdoor experience” and so are we. #landscape #technologies #newtechnologies #landscaping #gardening #soreact #lawns #landscapemaintenance #landscapemanagement

What is our Mission? Our first priority is to hel

What is our Mission? Our first priority is to help owners maximize the value and visual impact of their landscape investment. Great maintenance grows your investment over time, creating a lasting, impactful impression. How do we achieve this? Our expansive experience allows us to take care of every nuance of landscape maintenance in the proper season and schedule. Exact watering standards and proper tree staking, for example, ensures the well being of your plants. And our systematic scanning of properties for potential defects or hazards keeps the public safe on your grounds. What about ecological compatibility? We use only eco-friendly technologies for fertilizing and weed control. We manage water use precisely. What are the advantages of working with us? Landscape Development, Inc. is more than just taking care. It means growing and protecting your very important landscape investment. And our Enhanced Landscape Management Division plays the leading role. #landscaping #landscapingnevada #landscapingfresno #landscapingvalencia #landscapinglasvegas #landscacpingsacramento #landscapingkern #landscapingventura #landscapemaintenance

Who said that winter is a dull and monotonous time

Who said that winter is a dull and monotonous time of the year? Fortunately, there are enough plants in the California climate that delight with bright, cheerful shades all year round.
Add red!
In the restrained color scheme of winter, red looks especially impressive. Therefore, plants with red bark, red flowers and red fruits serve as indispensable decorations of winter gardens.
In this case, the optimal choice for winter landscape maintenance will be Swida sericea, or red willow dogwood. The perennial stems of this species have a captivating shade of red.
The absolute star of the winter garden: Beautyberry
Callicarpa americana, or beautyberry, is beautiful in any season: in spring it shines with light green foliage, in summer its branches are covered with numerous flowers, in autumn the leaves change color to bright red or gold. However, the finest hour of beautyberry comes in winter, when its bright purple berries ripen. The California climate is ideal for the plant: it is not afraid of drought, does not require maintenance and grows rapidly.
Beautyberry's closest competitor is Ilex verticillata, or winterberry. Thanks to its piercing red berries, this species is one of the most popular landscape plants. Ilex verticillata shrubs grow well in moist soils and are resistant to diseases and insects.
Pay attention to coniferous trees
In California, thuja and cypress trees grow beautifully, but Cedrus deodara – Deodar Cedar looks especially impressive in winter. Another strong candidate is Gold Coast Juniper. This low-growing shrub with bright needles of sunny yellow bark is great for borders and effectively drowns out any weeds. #calforniagardening #plants #winterplants #calforniagardens #calforniagarden #californialandscape #californialandscapes #californialandscaping #californialandscapedesighn #californiawinter #winterberry #gardenmaintenance #gardener #GoldCoastJuniper #Juniper #Cedar #beautyberry

In landscaping, the utilization of appropriate pla

In landscaping, the utilization of appropriate plant materials that will perform best in your site’s specific microclimate conditions, ultimately reduces the need for heavy watering and is a great way to work with nature. Installation of native plant materials together with drip irrigation systems that provide water exactly to roots can minimize wasteful spraying and excessive water usage. Another eco-friendly practice landscapers can perform is eco-friendly mulching. While a lot of companies prefer using stones for plant beds which are not part of a natural soil building system, mulch is better for soil and is regarded more natural as it is breaking down and providing nutrients to the plants. Soil prep mulch with compost added will provide higher microbial activity and give better results. Smart electronic devices have also become popular recently. For instance, smart irrigation and lighting systems will notify you whenever they need to be repaired or they will provide water and light when programmed at the exact time. Follow our blog to receive more information like this! #landscape #landscaping #interestinglandscape #landscapefacts #interestinglandscapefacts #landscapetendency #landscapedetendencies #newlandscapedetrends #newlandscapedetendency #ecofrienlylandscape #landscapelasvegas #landscapecalifornia #hoacalifornia #landscapesandiego #designerscalifornia #smarttechnologiesandlandscape

On Christmas Eve everything seemed perfect and in

On Christmas Eve everything seemed perfect and in order, but behind scenes our erosion control team working hard to ensure safety and site protection. These are our frontline workers delivering Peace of Mind to our valued customers and making sure there’s no erosion issues on this important construction site. 📸This photo was taken when our Executive Director of Enhanced Landscape Management Division Greg Epstein surprised crews with coffee and breakfast. It was at this thoughtful action that the sky cleared for a moment and this photo was taken, reflecting the satisfied and happy mood. We wish you Happy Holidays. Stay safe and healthy. #landscapemanagement #landscapemaintenance #landscapeconstruction #landscapecompany #erosioncontrol #erosioncontrolexperts #erosionprevention #holidays #newyear #newyear2022 #newyearseve #soils #soilscience #soil #soilhealth #landscapingsacramento #landscapemaintenancecalifornia #landscapingcalifornia

Old Fashioned Winter Comes to California Fifteen

Old Fashioned Winter Comes to California Fifteen feet of snow in the Sierras! Six inches of rain in a week in Southern California. Inland temperatures freezing and below at night and cold and windy during the day. Californians haven’t seen real Winter weather like this in years. With so much rain and cold, now’s the time to pay attention to landscape, drainage, and irrigation! Foremost, all irrigation should be turned off. Just shut the irrigation timer off and keep it off for what looks like an easy month! (Think of the water and money you’ll save.) And your plants will thank you for it because they’re already swimming in deep water as it is! Check yard drains and rain gutters for proper flow. Clogged rain gutters can lead to water intrusion into homes and can spill over, damaging plants below. And yard drains are what keep planters from overflowing into homes and buildings. Check to clear leaves, mud, and debris. Finally, with this much rain, check planters and turf areas for ponding or drainage blocking. You may need to adjust surface drainage to keep water moving and to keep your home, structures, and landscape safe. This Winter is wonderful. California has needed all this moisture so badly for so long! We’re all out of the Winter rain precaution habit, so here’s a reminder to check important Winter landscape maintenance precautions so we all enjoy the pitter-patter of rain as we sleep soundly and confidently through our lovely Winter wonderland. #california #winterincalifornia #landscape #landscapecompany #arborcare #arborcarecalifornia #landscaping #landscapingca #landscapingcalifornia #landscapemaintenance #landscapemanagement #landscapeservices #landscapedesign #landscapenews #landscapephotography

Landscape architecture began to appear in the Unit

Landscape architecture began to appear in the United States under the influence of Frederick Law Olmsted, who participated in the design of New York's central park in the 1860s. A landscape architect, unlike a regular architect, focuses on the environment and how people interact with outdoor space while a regular architects’ focus is on buildings and interior space. In order to learn more from a landscape architect you might ask some of the following questions: What services do you offer? ...
Can I see examples of your past work? ...
What is your process? ...
What is the estimated cost? ...
Are there any ways to reduce cost? Continue reading https://landscapedevelopment.com/what-is-the-purpose-of-landscape-architecture/ Follow us today! #landscape #landscaping #interestinglandscape #landscapefacts #interestinglandscapefacts #perposeoflandscape #landscapedesigners #landscapelasvegas #landscapecalifornia #hoacalifornia #landscapesandiego #designerscalifornia #california #californialandscape #gardening
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Wishing you a joyous holiday season with peace and

Wishing you a joyous holiday season with peace and cheer in the New Year!

Wishing you a safe and fun-filled Holiday Season f

Wishing you a safe and fun-filled Holiday Season from all of us at #LDI #merrychristmas #christmas #christmas2021🎄 #newyear #newyearseve #holidays #holidayseason #2022

5 Surprising Facts about Landscape 1. The first p

5 Surprising Facts about Landscape 1. The first people to practice landscape design were the ancient Greeks and Romans in 480 BC, they used to create wall paintings of garden landscapes and manicured outdoor spaces.
2. Plants improve air quality.
3. Landscaping can add as much as 14% to the resale value of your home.
4. Outdoor Living Areas Improve Quality of Life.
5. Retaining Walls Prevent Erosion. Follow us for more interesting facts! #landscape #landscaping #interestinglandscape #landscapefacts #interestinglandscapefacts #historyoflandscaping #Cultureandnature #landscapecolors #nature #gardens #construction #landscapedesigners #landscapelasvegas #landscapecalifornia #californiaconstruction #hoacalifornia #landscapesandiego #designerscalifornia

Trees are one of the most noticeable parts of the

Trees are one of the most noticeable parts of the landscape on your property. They mean a lot to the whole scenery as they provide a welcoming environment for your territory which can help in attracting customers. Obviously, it is very important to take care of them. As you are aware, trees need a huge amount of water. This may cost you a fair bit of money. However, there are some ways to save your money on plants watering:
1. A timely irrigation audits of your property - there are always some problems with equipment or irrigation system that needs to be fixed.
2. Making sure the irrigation technicians report and repair all leaks in an efficient way - the more time passes with faulty equipment being used, the more money is being wasted.
3. Replacing turf with artificial grass whenever is possible - a big part of total amount of water is often used for a lawn.
4. Pairing smart controllers - smart controllers that have a remote access and when paired with a weather station can save property owner's money from not watering on rainy or overcast days.
5. Replacing worn or broken emitters - you will need to make sure that all of them are uniform throughout zones. Also, utilizing emitters has its own features. Firstly, there are many types of emitters but the flag drip, also known as a non-pressure compensating emitter, is among the best ones. As you may know the more details are in your property, the more attractive it looks, and, as mentioned earlier, replacing a lawn with an artificial grass is a money saving idea. Thus, to enhance the appeal of your territory you can also add rocks and cacti or drought-tolerant plants like Texas rangers, Cassia or Rosemary.
Choosing trees will help to increase attractiveness as well. There are many types of ornamental trees like mesquite trees, red push pistachio or olive ones. All in all, if you want to add any modifications on your property, these clauses above are what you should consider. Taking care of trees is very imporant as they are often the most beautiful aspect of landscaping. #arborcare #arborist #arborcarecalifornia #gardens #landscape #landscaping #land

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