Articles by 'Myatt Landscaping'

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #FeatureFriday, Feature Stories, Uncategorized

  MEET Ryan Kimbro, Maintenance Division Manager, celebrating 20 years at Myatt Landscaping. Yes, you read that correctly, Ryan has been working here for twenty years! Every part of his interview reflects his incredible dedication to his... read more.

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #TeachingTuesday, Uncategorized

Today for #TeachingTuesday, we will cover two species of tea olive: Osmanthus fragrans and Osmanthus x fortunei. Tea olive is also known as false holly, or simply 'osmanthus.' Personally, tea olive is one of my all-time favorite shrubs. I have fond... read more.

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #FeatureFriday, School Tours, Uncategorized

Yesterday, we hosted thirteen horticulture students, a teacher, and an assistant teacher from West Johnson High School in Benson on a field trip to learn about the landscaping industry. This was our first time hosting such an event, but we were... read more.

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #TeachingTuesday, Uncategorized

This week, the Chinese pistache trees at our office burst into flaming glory, showcasing their brilliant fall color palettes of yellows, oranges, red, and even pinks and deep maroons. We couldn’t ignore it, so it’s our plant of the week!... read more.

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #TeachingTuesday

Today our plant of the week is the Evergold sedge, Carex oshimensis 'Evergold.' We use this plant extensively in our fall & winter planter designs because the striking foliage holds up well in the cold weather. It is also used in perennial shade... read more.

By Myatt Landscaping, Posted in #FeatureFriday, Feature Stories, Uncategorized

MEET Herbie Champion, Install Division Manager, celebrating 15 years at Myatt Landscaping. Herbie stands out as a true success story--he started out working as a laborer on the installation crew and rose to division manager, one of the highest... read more.