by Tom Girolamo | Jun 4, 2016 | Uncategorized
In the landscape industry there are about 190 deaths and 18,500 injuries a year; and the do-it-yourself homeowner statistics are even worse. You can avoid this fate by reading and following the owners manuals and purchasing and using the proper safety gear. Here are...
by Tom Girolamo | Jun 1, 2016 | Lessons Learned
Many people in the U.S. think that have it made when they live on a street with curb and gutter. But have you ever thought where that water goes? Often snow melt and rainwater that falls on streets, driveways and yards, simply goes down the drain to the nearest...
by Tom Girolamo | May 4, 2016 | Uncategorized
This time of year many people are absolutely going crazy to get stuff done in their yard. Whoooa! Slow down and enjoy spring! The common perception is that there are only a couple of weeks to plant in our climate and we call that time Spring. Other times of the year...
by Tom Girolamo | Apr 30, 2016 | Lessons Learned
Many people stress over the soil in their landscape. You can use any soil you want and still have great plants. Look around, most plants in natural areas are growing in soils that you would normally think as too wet, too dry, too sandy, too clayey…you get the...
by Tom Girolamo | Apr 27, 2016 | You Can Do It!
May is a great time for you to weed and mulch. The soil is soft and carefully removing quack grass from planting beds is possible at this time. If you want to freshen things up a bit a very light layer of mulch can improve the looks of your landscape. Avoid applying...
