By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in Outdoor Landscaping

The Romantic Movement (late 18th to mid-19th c.) began in Europe while France was erupting into revolution. As ideas of liberation swept across the continent, a legion of eccentrics bathed themselves in the wonders of nature and drank from the wells of love. Romantics loved winding trails, oppo... read more.

  • February 17, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in Outdoor Landscaping

March marks the start of spring, an ideal time for companies to brilliantly recondition their landscaping and optimize commercial attraction. Whether you need to enlighten with indoor scenery, invigorate with outdoor landscapes, or inspire with holiday installations, John Mini has an extensive portf... read more.

  • March 05, 2020

By Mark Mini, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

Together, we are fighting through a storm known as the COVID-19 pandemic. And as we weather the storm and move to open our local economy, we reignite the ongoing battle for social equality that will test our endurance and will as a community.... read more.

  • June 09, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

This bold and beautiful art piece was shared by our in house designer, Samantha Barrett. Through this time lapse video, she shows us how she uses unconventional materials to make this portrait come to life. "With my academic background being in fine arts and my professional background being in hort... read more.

  • July 15, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

See below how our Indoor Installations Supervisor, Jack Farrell, turns stress into creativity through his impressive artistic talents.            In Japanese culture both the snake and the fox are symbols of transformation, cunning, and intelligence. I have them "bat... read more.

  • July 24, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

The Merriam-Webster dictionary has multiple definitions for the word ‘Explore’ but the one that rings the most true for me is: ‘To travel over new territory for adventure or discovery’ Throughout my career at John Mini, I have been able to grow and learn by tapping into the... read more.

  • July 29, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

Our talented Senior Designer, Jack Mascharka, gives us a glimpse of how he draws inspiration from the most unexpected sources to create beautiful landscape designs. His experience working in fashion has proven a 'seamless' transition into his landscape career. Here, shattered glass has transformed i... read more.

  • August 05, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

https://vimeo.com/445723376 Regional Account Manager, Andrew Engel, shares this calming footage of his personal live moss wall and philodendron plant. His careful attention helps to nurture these plants and keep them thriving as they in return, keep him thriving.          ... read more.

  • August 07, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

Long before any garden, roof terrace, or courtyard is built and enjoyed, a designer is tasked with a problem to solve.  The first step in the process is to familiarize themselves with a space and perform a site analysis.  You may not be familiar with the term, however, you probably do this... read more.

  • August 11, 2020

By John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, Posted in What's Happening At John Mini

Juan Lopez started with John Mini in spring of 2016 as a Foreman's assistant, with little to no knowledge of plants and the landscape industry.  After 3 years of hard work, listening and learning, Juan absorbed the language of our industry, just like roots taking in nourishment from the soil.&n... read more.

  • August 14, 2020