Get in Touch Our Blog A Quick Guide for Choosing Perennials or Annuals As we venture into gardening for the season, one question pops up: which plants stick around, and which do not? Here is a simple trick to tell perennials from annuals in your garden! Annuals are plants that you must replant over […]
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Get in Touch Our Blog Oh Deer! Deer Resistant Plants Few animals can be as damaging to a landscape than deer. Deer damage will look random and ragged due to the tearing that occurs as they eat, leaving ragged leaf and stem edges and often leaving only the stems behind. The damage can be found
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Get in Touch Our Blog Winter is the perfect time to get a jumpstart on your garden plans. Stock up on non-plant essentials like tools, décor, and hardscape items—this is prime time for off-season bargains! Bring a tape measure, research your favorite plants, and jot down notes about what worked and what didn’t in your
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Get in Touch Our Blog Salt can be incredibly damaging to plants, causing them to suffer from dehydration by bounding up water and nutrients as the sodium separates from the chloride and works its way into the plant tissues. To prevent this damage use a burlap or plastic barrier around plants that are nearby to
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Get in Touch Our Blog Enhance your outdoor holiday decor with natural elements that attract wildlife. Consider hanging birdseed ornaments on trees or bushes around your pond to invite birds and enliven the area. Additionally, pinecone feeders crafted from peanut butter and birdseed can be placed in your front or backyard to attract various wildlife,
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Get in Touch Our Blog November signals wrapping up garden duties and dreaming about spring blossoms. Here’s a quick checklist to get started: Round up all your garden tools. Make a tool checklist – who’s missing in action? Clean off the dirt and give them a rub with an oily rag. Inspect for wear. Check
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Get in Touch Our Blog Yes, you can bring certain plants indoors for the winter to protect them from colder temperatures. Plants to bring inside can include: • Tropical plants like hibiscus and ferns • Herbs such as basil and rosemary • Tender perennials like geraniums and begonias • Succulents such as aloe vera and
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Get in Touch Our Blog November’s cooler temperatures and increased rainfall provide the perfect conditions for trees to establish strong root systems before spring. With less heat stress and no need to support new leaves, trees can focus on healthy root growth, giving them a strong start when warmer weather returns.
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Get in Touch Our Blog Fall is a season of renewal and the perfect time to tend to your landscape with a thorough clean-up. Prioritize Pest Prevention: Many pests love the leftover debris and old leaves from the past seasons. A thorough cleaning helps mitigate the risk of infestations in the coming seasons. Focus on
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Get in Touch Our Blog Autumn is a good time to brighten up the yard (as well as planters) with pansies. For maximum bloom power, select a sunny site and plant in well-worked, organically enriched soil. Pansies have heart-shaped, overlapping petals and one of the widest ranges of bright, pretty colors and patterns. Good for
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Salvador began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2017.
Noé began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in July of 2020.
David began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March of 2019.
Fredi began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March of 2003.
Miguel began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in June 2014.
Nelson began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2019.
Arturo began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in September of 2011.
Antonio began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in March 2001.
Mark began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in September 2010. Mark holds the following certifications; Aquascape Academy Certified, Maryland Certified Pesticide Applicator, and Maryland Certified Fertilizer Applicator.
Shawnee began working with Damascus Enterprises in April 2021.
Mike is a 3rd generation landscape professional and has worked in the field of horticulture for over 20 years. He has an AAS degree in landscape technology from Montgomery College. Mike is a Certified Professional Horticulturist through the Maryland Department of Agriculture and Landscape Industry Certified in softscape, and hardscape installation certified through PLANET. Mike began working with Damascus Enterprises, Inc. in February 2014.
Damascus Enterprises, Inc. was established by Scott in 1998 as strictly a landscape company. Under his leadership and through continued training the business has grown and expanded to now offer a full array of services that include pond and waterfall installation and maintenance, lawn care, landscape design, custom stonework, and outdoor lighting.Scott is an Aquascape Certified Contractor, Vista Certified Design & Installation Specialist and regularly attends industry education and networking events like Pondemonium and Pondeminium. He has previously been recognized as a top young entrepreneur by Maryland’s Governor and the Small Business Association. He currently serves on the board of Montgomery County Farm Bureau and is Co-chair of the entertainment committee of the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair and is involved in the Damascus community through various activities. Scott and his wife Melody live in Damascus with their two children.
