Factors Contributing to Landscape Decline: Diminished
Water, Light + Space
Over time, landscape plants can overgrow their
spaces, and can feel the competition pressure from surrounding plants for
physical space, light, nutrients, water; all essential elements required for
plant health.
- Hedges or shrubs once branched all the way to the ground may loose branches that were shaded out
- Flowers that once enveloped a shrub may be limited to the upper and outer ends of the branches.
- Some landscape plants are more vigorous than others, and will out-compete for scarce resources such as light or moisture
- Still others can lose the competition game because they were not originally selected for the location, or perhaps the conditions have changed (increasing shade is a given).
Your Crabapple LandscapExperts Team can sort
this type of landscape decline out for you, and give the properties you manage
new curb appeal.
