Heaviland Landscape Management’s new “Green Team” offers alternative, eco-friendly commercial landscaping. Vista, CA – Heaviland Landscape Management, a San Diego-based commercial landscape company, recently debuted…
Heaviland is First Landscape Industry Accredited Company in California
VISTA, CA – April 16, 2018 – Heaviland Landscape Management announced that it has been awarded the designation of Landscape Industry Accredited Company by the…
How to Protect Your Pear Tree from Fire Blight
What is Fire Blight? Fire blight is a common disease that affects fruit trees, including pear and apple. The bacteria Erwinia amylovora causes the disease….
How to Save Your Sidewalk from Olive Stains
The climate of Southern California is classified as a semi-arid Mediterranean climate. These conditions are perfect for growing olive trees, a plant native to the Mediterranean. Here…
Heaviland Landscape Management selected for 2017 Vista Small Business Excellence Award
Heaviland Landscape Management selected for 2017 Vista Small Business Excellence Award
GIRL SCOUT TROOP COMPLETES VOLUNTEER PROJECT WITH THE HELP OF HEAVILAND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
[su_heading size=”15″]”Operation Buddy Bench”[/su_heading] Vista, CA, June 16, 2017– Joli Ann Leichtag Elementary School is enjoying their newly renovated landscape and Buddy Bench thanks to…
Spring Into Action
March 20th marked the first day of spring. San Diegans don’t necessarily count down the days to the end of winter. January and February were…
Are Your Plants Drowning?
A few months ago, no one in San Diego was worrying about anything inland experiencing too much moisture, much less drowning. But after weeks of…
Winter Storm Erosion Control
In 2013, in an effort to clean up our oceanfronts and waterways, San Diego regulators implemented new standards to control storm water runoff. The goal…
9 Steps to Take to Prepare Your San Diego Commercial Property for Storm Season
After experiencing months of drought it might be difficult to believe that San Diego property, facility, community and apartment managers should be preparing for storm…
