Pest Control, Plant Disease Control, and Weed Control in Lancaster County, PA
HOW HEALTHY IS YOUR GARDEN?
Like a doctor’s visit for your garden, it is important to regularly check for issues that are often difficult to detect and can dramatically impact both the look and overall health of your garden. Because of our shared commitment to building gardens and relationships that last, we have developed a range of tools to help mitigate your garden issues, including pest control, plant disease control, and weed control. Our professionally certified team will work with you to create a flexible, effective, and environmentally responsible solution to fit your needs!
Contact us if you would like to schedule a health check-up for your garden!
ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY SOLUTIONS
As stewards and admirers of nature’s splendor, we take our environmental impact seriously. Our solutions to your garden issues are designed for both efficacy and environmental responsibility. Our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program promotes early and targeted pest detection that significantly reduces the overall use of chemicals in your garden. Additionally, we are committed to using organic options whenever possible and comply with best practice recommendations from the state of Pennsylvania.
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM)
Plant pests are numerous, can spread quickly and are often difficult to detect. Hanselman Landscape crew members can protect your garden from the threat of plant pests, and are able to limit the damage that is done by quick identification and effective treatment through our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program.
IPM is better for your garden and the environment because it only targets the specific pests and plants that they are inhabiting, rather than spreading a high volume of harmful chemicals using a “catch-all” approach. Note: By combining our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program with regularly-scheduled pruning visits, our clients achieve the greatest care and value for their gardens.
DISEASE CONTROL
There are more than 50,000 different plant diseases known in the United States. They can be difficult to detect until the effects are visible and the plant is beyond recovery. Fortunately, Hanselman Landscape has the resources and expertise to detect and treat your valuable plants.
We carefully collect samples from your garden and work with state and private labs to develop the right treatment plan. Through partnerships with the state of Pennsylvania we offer solutions that help save your valuable plants, reduce spread to other plants and minimize the environmental impact of the treatment.
WEED CONTROL
The joy and serenity of a beautiful, well-planned garden or lawn can be quickly hidden behind an overgrowth of weeds. We offer weed control solutions that are flexibly priced, designed for convenience and efficacy, and environmentally responsible. We can restore the delight and peace of a well-tended garden by doing the weeding for you.
The Gardener’s Journal
- A Fine Time for Pines: Prepairing your Specimen Pines for Center Stage (Part 2)
If your garden is graced with a specimen Pine or other evergreens, winter holds a special joy for… Read more: A Fine Time for Pines: Prepairing your Specimen Pines for Center Stage (Part 2) - Garden View…“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape. Something waits beneath it;… Read more: Garden View…
- A Fine Time for Pines: Preparing your Specimen Pines for Center StageAs winter deepens, evergreens in forests and gardens become more prominent. If your garden includes a specimen Pine… Read more: A Fine Time for Pines: Preparing your Specimen Pines for Center Stage
Experience the Difference of Hanselman Landscape and Gardens
Founded in 1985, Hanselman Landscape & Gardens designs, builds, and nurtures a wide variety of gardens in both private and corporate settings. From our headquarters in Manheim, Pennsylvania, we serve clients throughout the region, including Philadelphia’s Main Line—and as far away as Cambridge, Massachusetts. We also cultivate unique specimen plants, which we make available to discriminating gardeners and architects.