Jeff Sirles 
Winter is fully set in, and I hope you’re staying warm and enjoying this great season. At Belknap Landscape winter keeps us just as busy as other seasons, but in different ways. Yes, we spend plenty of time with snow and ice removal, but we also use this season to undertake beneficial, but often-overlooked property … Read more
Belknap Landscape recently awarded several employees with recognition awards that commend their commitment to excellence. The award presentation, now an annual event, aligns with the company’s stated values. The list of employees and awards includes: In the Recurring Services department: Stephanie Cook: Treating One Another As We Do our Clients Kevin Brown: We Focus on … Read more
The New Hampshire Cooperative Extension recently completed a Dormant and Structural Pruning seminar for Belknap and Carroll County Landscape employees. The five-hour program consisted of classroom and hands-on instruction covering best pruning practices. Topics covered included when, what, and how to safely prune and appropriate tools for different specimens. The application part of the seminar was held … Read more
Two Belknap Landscape employees recently became New Hampshire Certified Landscape Professionals (NHCLP) through the New Hampshire Landscape Association (NHLA). Stephanie Cook and Jessica Mafera completed NHLA’s rigorous program in November 2024. The program prepares candidates to recognize “the knowledge and skills necessary to be a professional in the landscape industry and increase industry professionalism and … Read more
Happy New Year from all of us at Belknap Landscape! As we welcome 2025, it’s natural to reflect on the future and what it holds for our homes and properties. At Belknap, a top priority is creating safe, worry-free outdoor spaces for you to enjoy. To kick off the new year, we’re offering complementary tree … Read more
It’s no surprise that weather can take a toll on your landscaping. The lack of rain this summer and fall has stressed many plant species. Rhododendrons, azaleas, boxwoods, holly bushes, arborvitaes, roses, and hydrangeas are all at risk of unsightly damage and die-off from winter burn. Winter Burn Explained Winter burn, also known as desiccation, … Read more
Belknap Landscape LLC is pleased to announce its newest facility in Campton, NH. The facility was officially opened on Wednesday, August 21, 2024, with a ribbon cutting ceremony during a Business After Hours event with the Central New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce. The Campton location, strategically situated at the junction of Interstate 93 and route … Read more
We are delighted to share some exciting news with you! This spring, Belknap Tree and Plant launched an organic tick and mosquito control program to support clients from Belknap Landscape and ArborTech. The response was incredible, with interest in the service quickly outgrowing our current capabilities. Due to this overwhelming demand and our commitment to … Read more
White Pine Needle Disease (WPND) is an increasingly common issue affecting New Hampshire’s beloved Eastern White Pines. This disease can significantly impact the health and aesthetics of these trees, a staple in many landscapes across the state. As a property owner, understanding WPND and how to manage it is crucial to maintaining the health of … Read more
It’s that time of year again: ticks and mosquitos are about to buzz, crawl, and fly onto us, our family, friends, and pets. A warm, wet winter is expected to translate into a heavy tick and mosquito season where we may see record highs in the pest population. Now is the time to consider the … Read more
