Hollinger Tree Service Is Your Louisville, Ohio and Stark County, Ohio Area Storm Clean Up and Lot Clearing Crew!

Posted on May 8, 2012 by admin

For the past several days, the rumbling of thunder has been heard in the Louisville, Ohio area and throughout Stark County, Ohio. The late spring and early summer storms have arrived, bringing with them blustery winds, heavy rains, and flashes of lightning. If you have trees on your property, then you need to have the number for Hollinger Tree Service at your fingertips for storm clean up or land and lot clearing!

Hollinger Tree Service is prepared to deal with all manner of storm clean up. Whether you have small branches all over your lawn or fields, or large limbs littering your yard, you can count on this local Louisville business to assist you. Continue reading →

Manda’s Plant Farm Is Celebrating 40 Years of Being Canal Fulton, Ohio’s Locally-Owned, Chemical-Free Greenhouse!

Posted on May 3, 2012 by admin

Manda’s Plant Farm always celebrates the return of spring and summer sun, but this year is extra special: it’s their anniversary! For forty years Manda’s has served the Canal Fulton, Ohio community in a variety of ways, growing and changing, and finally blooming into the lively, colorful collective of greenhouses and nurseries, plants, and pots, and more that it is today. Continue reading →

Hollinger Tree Service Is Your One Call for Emergency Service in Canton & Surrounding Areas

Posted on April 17, 2012 by admin

How do you handle a tree service emergency in the Louisville, Canton, North Canton, Massillon area? You call Hollinger Tree Service on their twenty-four hour emergency tree service line, of course!

So, what is emergency service? Well, there are a number of different things that can fall under that category. If you have lived in the Canton area for more than a few weeks, you probably already know that the weather is nothing if not unpredictable. It is not at all far-fetched to think that, some night, you could be awoken from your sleep by a loud crack from your yard. Upon investigation, you may find that you have a broken tree limb that is precariously close to falling, and dangerously close to hitting your home if or when it does. This would certainly be a time to call a company that is committed to being there for its customers twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Hollinger Tree Service is that company! Continue reading →

Hollinger Tree Service: Local, Reliable Stark County Area Service

Posted on April 6, 2012 by admin

Hollinger Tree Service, primarily servicing Ohio’s Carroll, Stark, and Summit counties is a locally-owned family business with far more to offer than their name implies. They work day in and day out, all year long, offering residential and commercial services that range from basic tree trimming and shaping to snow removal and salting. Hollinger Tree Service is a reliable, local company that will be here when you need them.

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Rice’s Nursery & Landscaping Keeps North Canton Roots While Branching Out with Technology

Posted on February 2, 2012 by admin

It isn’t always easy to reconcile technology and nature, but at Rice’s Nursery & Landscaping in North Canton, Ohio, you are just as likely to find a pair of hands toiling away on a keyboard as toiling away in the soil.

Rice’s roots go back over 70 years to a humble lawn and landscape business started by J.D. Rice in 1941. The business took root, and has grown into a 28 acre garden center and a tree farm with over 100 acres!

However, as times have changed, Rice’s Nursery in North Canton, Ohio has had to grow and change in other ways as well. While some businesses find it difficult to transition into the virtual world of online shopping, web media, etc. Rice’s has not only accepted, but embraced the internet.

So, how does a nursery, a business whose primary concern is green and growing things—landscaping, gardening, and more—things which are inherently part of our physical world, incorporate internet technology so seamlessly into their company, thereby creating the perfect marriage of the tangible and intangible realms. Continue reading →