Fall Cleanups: More Than Leaves—Protecting Your Landscape Before Winter

When most people think about fall cleanup, they picture raking leaves. While removing leaves is important, a professional fall cleanup does much more than improve your property’s appearance. It prepares…

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Why Winter Is the Best Time to Prune Oaks, Elms & Many Shade Trees

When most people think of tree work, they picture spring or summer. In reality, winter is often the ideal time to prune many shade trees, especially oaks and elms. During…

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Special Landscape Alert: Wisconsin Drought Conditions – Your Trees and Plants Need Water Now

Many areas of Wisconsin are experiencing unusually dry conditions. While lawns may turn brown and recover after rainfall, trees, shrubs, and newly installed landscape plants can suffer lasting damage if…

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One Lawn Application Can Make a Big Difference: The Importance of Professional Lawn Care

At Tim Andrews Horticulturist LLC, we believe effective lawn care does not mean applying products constantly throughout the year. Our lawn care program focuses on three carefully timed applications per…

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The Importance of Proper Watering for Your Trees, Shrubs, and Lawn

One of the most important factors in maintaining a healthy and attractive landscape is proper watering. Whether you have newly planted trees, established shrubs, perennial gardens, or a lush lawn,…

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Storms, Insects, and Disease! OH MY!

Don’t let spring storms, insects, and disease catch you and your trees by surprise this year! Take advantage of our March Madness Discount and receive 15% off the final price…

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🍂2025 Fall Cleanup Openings Are Going Fast!

Now’s the perfect time to get your landscape ready for winter. We still have limited openings left for our 2025 Fall Cleanup schedule — but they’re filling up quickly. Our…

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What Is Hardscaping and Why It Matters for Your Landscape

When you picture a beautiful landscape, chances are you imagine green lawns, colorful flowers, and healthy trees. But what often makes a yard usable and livable is something else entirely:…

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Strong Trees, Safe Homes: The Quiet Work of Pruning and Cabling

Before Pruning After Pruning In the quiet before a summer storm—or the hushed stillness after—it’s often the trees we notice first. Branches bent or broken. A split trunk, an upturned…

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