Smart Scapes Landscaping, Inc.

06/09/2026

Our team finally came up with a plan to battle these high gas prices. We're ready to take on that green grass! 🤣

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day to all!
Remember the true meaning of today!
Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it; it flies with the last breath of every soldier who died defending it.

05/24/2026

Own or manage an HOA, doctors office, restaurant, shopping center , or any other commercial property? We handle everything—start to finish—for a clean, professional look all year.
💼 Full Season Services Include:
✅ Weekly Lawn Mowing
✅ Fertilizing
✅ Mulching & Bed Maintenance
✅ Crisp Bed Edging
✅ Spring & Fall Clean-Ups
✅ Snow Removal & Salting
No juggling multiple companies. No missed services. Just reliable, consistent results.
🚨Fully insured🚨
We keep your property looking sharp in every season.
Give us a call at 440-235-2356 or email our team at [email protected]

05/20/2026

Our team loves what they do and create on a daily basis.

Let us create a unique look for your property!

04/25/2026

Given the increasing deer population and migrating herds caused by recent construction projects, it might be wise to explore deer-resistant plant varieties. Below is a curated list that ensures vibrant color and aesthetic appeal throughout the seasons.

03/27/2026

It's that time of year to be helping our little friends!

03/20/2026

For those of us who were wondering about this year's winter weather.

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❄️🤯 WAIT… HOW MUCH SNOW?! LET’S BREAK IT DOWN.

Yes — this winter felt wild. And looking at our snowfall totals, it absolutely shows.
But here’s the twist… when you compare this season to the 30‑year average, we actually landed near normal. So why did it feel like one of the snowiest winters in years?

🌨️ Why This Winter Felt SO Different
For many of us, this was the snowiest winter in 5+ years — and it wasn’t just the snow itself.
We had:
• Brutally cold stretches that lasted for weeks
• A winter that started early and never really let up
• And of course… that January snowstorm ❄️

Remember that one?
Snow stuck around for over two weeks, and many areas had a foot or more on the ground the entire time. That kind of long‑lasting snowpack is rare — and it’s exactly what made this winter feel so intense.

📉 Here’s the crazy part
If we didn’t get that big January storm, many locations would actually be below normal for the season. That one event changed the entire vibe of winter.

❤️‍🔥 Snow lovers… this was YOUR year
And honestly? It delivered. Big time.
Fingers crossed we double it next year 😂❄️

🌷 PS: Tomorrow is the FIRST DAY OF SPRING
Winter put up a fight and may still be fighting… but the season is officially changing.

03/14/2026

With all this crazy weather and power outages, we're hoping and praying that all of our customers are OK. If you need some help with clean-up, give us a call or stop by our office. 440-235-2356

03/07/2026

For those of us who like nature.

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You haven't seen me since October. You assumed I was gone.

I've been three feet underground the whole time.

I'm a chipmunk. And for the past five months I've been in torpor — a controlled shutdown where my heart rate drops from hundreds of beats per minute to a handful. Body temperature drops to match the soil around me. Breathing slows to almost nothing.

Every few weeks I woke up just enough to eat from the food stash I buried in October and then dropped back under.

My burrow is more organized than it looks from the surface. A sleeping chamber, a food chamber, a separate bathroom chamber, all connected by tunnels I dug myself. I stockpiled pounds of seeds, nuts, and grain last fall. I've been slowly eating through that supply all winter without ever coming above ground.

This week the soil warmed enough to trigger my metabolism back on. Heart rate climbing. Body warming. I'm thinner. I'm hungry. And the first thing I did was check whether my food stash survived.

The second thing — making sure nobody moved into my burrow while I was under.

I'll be manic for the next few weeks. Filling cheeks. Sprinting across your patio. Stuffing everything I find underground. Five months of deficit to make up.

🐿️ If you see chipmunks suddenly reappearing:

- They're not new arrivals — they've been beneath your yard since October
- The frantic stuffing behavior is restocking after a long winter draw-down, not hoarding for fun
- If you have bird feeders, fallen seed on the ground is their first easy meal after emergence
- Their burrow entrances are small clean holes with no dirt pile around them — they carry the excavated soil away in their cheeks to hide the location

The chipmunk that vanished in October didn't leave. It just went deeper than you thought 🌿

02/20/2026

Well it's still February in Ohio. Snow is predicted for Sunday into Monday with another 2 to 4 inches of plowable snow. Spring is not quite here yet, even though you may have thought so this past week.