Grassroot Contact Info

Grassroot Landscape is owned and operated by Luke Midura. We are a Minnesota green company that services the West Metro Area including: Minneapolis, Plymouth, Wayzata, Maple Grove, Eden Prairie, Edina, New Hope, and Minnetonka. We opened in 2003 and have continually added the equipment and knowledge necessary to handle any landscape situation. Grassroot Landscape strives for the right solutions that compliment the environment and incorporate native elements.


Grassroot is a proud member of the Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association (MNLA) as well as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). We care about doing things right that's why we make it a point to be trained and certified in what we do. Grassroot Landscape is owned and operated by an ISA Certified Arborist. You will see a difference in the way you are treated, the quality of work you recieve, and the value of appreciation you will have for your yard by hiring Grassroot Landscape.







CALL OR EMAIL US TODAY 763.553.0289

Serving Plymouth, St. Louis Park, Wayzata, Minnetonka, & West Metro Area of MN.

The Yard Man's Corner

Local Landscape

Trying to decide what products to use on your lawn? What plants to install? Seed and fertilizer produced in Minnesota has a natural advantage because it's more likely to contain local ingredients geared toward our region. Plants grown here are more likely to do well and the less any of these items have to travel, the healthier they are when they reach you. Buying from local suppliers and growers can improve your own landscape and that of everyone else by reducing the number of plants that have to travel from far off places to reach big chain stores.

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We don't think your lawn should have to suffer just because you care about the environment. There are plenty of ways to make your lawn more healthy so it can stand up to weeds using fewer harmful chemicals. Use an organic fertilizer and mow your lawn frequently enough that you can mulch the clippings back into the yard. Aerate and overseed once or twice per year and use the correct seed for light and yard conditions. Grass should be allowed to dry out between waterings and should be done early rather than late to prevent fungus. Have more questions? Contact us for answers.

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