The Bruce Company - Your outdoor living experts

WHAT’S HAPPENING

EXPERT’S BLOG

Christmas Traditions

by T Graham | December 6, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

The origin of the Christmas tree is well documented. The modern version originated in Germany and spread to the United States in the 1820s with the influx of European immigrants.

Indoor Gardening Tips for a Chilly December

by T Graham | December 6, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

Outside, seeds and buds are slumbering. The earth is still. Inside our homes, we’re warm and happy in rooms sparkling with bright lights, views of any impending storms softened by steamy windows.

Choosing A Tree

by T Graham | November 22, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

Close on the heels of the Thanksgiving celebration, comes one of the most harrowing of all the winter holiday experiences-the Selection of the Christmas Tree. Luckily, we live smack in the middle of tree central.

Everything Holiday Houseplants

by T Graham | November 22, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

Gardening in late November? Are we crazy? Most everyone we know is consumed with holiday decorating, shopping and entertaining, but you can still squeeze in a little winter gardening to satisfy your green thumb.

Prep Your Garden For Winter!

by T Graham | November 8, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

Wow. We had amazing fall weather, but the forecasted chilly temperatures make it look as though winter is ready to settle in. But there is still time to plant bulbs this weekend, so stop into the Garden Center to stock up on a bit of color for next spring and take advantage of the 50% savings.

Preparing Our Containers and Garden Ornaments for Storage

by T Graham | November 8, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

November can be such a melancholy month. The days are shortening and we know that the icy grip of winter is imminent. Our landscapes are losing the bright autumn leaves and before long snowflakes will begin to gather on the grass and in the garden. The season for outdoor gardening is drawing to a close, and there is not much to do, save raking up the last of those leaves and preparing our containers and garden ornaments for storage.

Late Fall Gardening Tips

by Amy Rohmeyer | October 25, 2018 | Blog, Garden Center | 0 Comments

At long last. It’s time to take a deep breath, because the physical work, and often frenetic pace, of the growing season is over. Not having a million things to accomplish in the garden may make some folks bereft, but many others so happy.

Streusel Apple Bread

by T Graham | October 25, 2018 | Blog, Fresh From the Garden | 0 Comments

A touch of lemon, some chopped cranberries, and walnuts make this quick bread seem like coffee cake. Serve it warm for breakfast or dessert.

Forcing Spring Bulbs Now

by Amy Rohmeyer | October 25, 2018 | Blog, Garden Center | 0 Comments

Forcing spring bulbs into winter bloom was the rage in the 1800’s. Hyacinths were especially popular. But there are others to try, too. We love vases of paperwhites and pots of amaryllis. And with a little prep time, you can have pots of tulips and daffodils blooming in your kitchen in late February.

Putting Your Vegetable Garden to Bed

by T Graham | October 11, 2018 | Blog | 0 Comments

Fall is the time of year for two of our favorite garden activities-harvest and reflection. Without the harvest, we can’t reap the rewards of a summer well spent. And without reflection, we’ll never learn from our mistakes and successes.

Landscape Services

Design Build

Commercial Bid

Maintenance

Ponds & Water Features

Irrigation

Snow Management

Commercial Snow Management

Interiorscapes

Veridian Homes

Our Professional Team

At The Bruce Company, we are dedicated to making your landscaping dreams become a reality. Our landscape professionals have obtained the solid academic credentials, and the field experience necessary to develop and execute the most creative landscaping for your backyard or business. We can assist you in every aspect of your project, large or small. From landscape design to construction, we can make your landscape ideas come to life.