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Winter Perennial Maintenance: What to Cut Back and When

Caring for perennials in winter is not as simple as cutting everything to the ground once the temperatures drop. According to Thom Peck, the purchasing manager and certified horticulturist at Johnson’s Landscaping Service, winter maintenance depends on the type of perennial and on the homeowner’s goals for appearance, wildlife support, and long-term plant health.  There…

Black Eyed Susan (also known as Rudbeckia)
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What Are the Benefits of Native Plants?

Insights from Thom Peck, Certified Horticulturist at Johnson’s Landscaping Service When it comes to creating a beautiful and resilient landscape, few choices are as powerful as incorporating native plants. Thom Peck, Johnson’s plant and materials purchaser and a certified horticulturist, shared his expertise with us on why native plants are not just a trend —…

A paved driveway leading to a closed garage door, with a wooden fence on the right and a house on the left, surrounded by greenery.
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Case Study: Pavers, Pickets, and Plantings in Bethesda, MD

In landscaping, the harmony between design and functionality speaks volumes about the expertise of the landscape designers. Johnson’s Landscaping Service, Inc. has recently completed a project that is a testament to our commitment to excellence and attention to detail. Paver Driveways: A Touch of Elegance Gone are the days when driveways were merely functional components…

Black Eyed Susan (also known as Rudbeckia)

A Guide to Over 60 Native Plants in D.C. and the MD Suburbs

This comprehensive guide has been written by the Johnson’s Landscaping Service, Inc., team, including certified professional horticulturists, landscape designers, and plant & materials purchasers, to teach you about the rich tapestry of plant life that thrives in our region, offering a information on native species and their cultivated counterparts, known as “nativars.” Native plants are…