Marsh Professional Lawncare Inc.

10/30/2026

10/30/2026

If you're in the Adrian, Mi area.

Leave the LEAVES and debris of fall cleanups to MPL.

Call Joe @ (517)414-2318, and if I don't answer, just leave a message as it probably means I'm driving or in the middle of a project. I promise, I'll contact you back.

10/28/2026

With this Toro MultiForce 52” cut stander, instead of the older Wright 52” Stander, MPL has increased our cut quality and fall cleanups significantly.

By running , we’ve further increased our efficiencies with mulching up leaves into confetti-sized particulate from leaves up to 4-5” deep. After mulching, and evenly distributing the particulate, properties are left absolutely beautiful.

07/14/2026

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02/20/2026

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Winter is the perfect time for trimming trees and decorative bushes because such plants heal faster, before they start to send out their buds, and leaf out. Also, at this time of year, there's no active insects, so no threats drawn by the cuts & sap the way insects can smell that in a warmer months. Oaks are especially important to make corrective cuts now, in the cold months.

As you enjoy the video, please consider the following questions:

Do your trees have dead limbs, ice or storm damaged branches, or even branches that are rubbing, thus causing unnecessary and dangerous wear on the trunk and bark? 

This situation can lead to unwanted insects, penetrating the bark of the oak and causing damage to the trees.

Either way, call Joe at 1(517)414-2318 for quality care and attention to detail.

02/18/2026

Consider these pairings if you're planning to layout a garden.

Some vegetables defend themselves when grown in the right company.
These 9 pairings create natural pest barriers without a single spray.

- Tomatoes & Basil: Basil's methyl eugenol repels thrips and whiteflies from tomato foliage within a 2-foot radius
- Tomatoes & Marigolds: French marigold roots release alpha-terthienyl, killing root-knot nematodes in the surrounding soil
- Peppers & Nasturtiums: Nasturtiums act as a trap crop — aphids attack them first, sparing pepper plants entirely
- Carrots & Rosemary: Rosemary's volatile oils mask carrot scent from carrot rust flies during their May egg-laying window
- Cabbage & Dill: Dill flowers attract parasitic wasps that lay eggs inside cabbageworm caterpillars
- Squash & Radishes: Radishes planted around squash hills lure flea beetles away from squash seedlings
- Beans & Savory: Summer savory repels bean beetles while enhancing bean flavor through root proximity
- Eggplant & Catnip: Catnip releases nepetalactone, a compound 10 times more effective than DEET against flea beetles
- Cucumbers & Tansy: Tansy attracts ladybugs that consume cucumber beetles at a rate of 50 per day

Plant allies, not chemicals.

02/18/2026

In late summer, monarch butterflies pass through neighborhoods looking for one thing: a place to refuel before continuing south.

By then, most lawns and borders have already finished blooming. From above, large patches of green offer nowhere to land, so butterflies keep flying.

Plants that flower later in the season quietly become stopovers. When they find one, they stay, feed, and move on with enough energy to continue the journey.

February is when that future is decided.

What blooms in August depends on what gets planted in early spring. A yard doesn’t have to be large to matter — it only needs one place that still offers nectar when everything else fades.

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02/18/2026

Today, we celebrate the 6th "Businiversary"😂--and begin the seventh year of helping others outdoor dreams be a reality.
If you haven't already, it would mean a great deal for us at MPL Inc. if you would go to the site, and click "follow". 😊
That simple step allows you to experience recent updates if you haven't already followed us.

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