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September 8th, 2009

Water Management Part II

Continued from last newsletter

By Rick Christensen, Landscape Division Manager

 

In the June issue we discussed the importance of supplemental watering to keep ornamental landscapes healthy, vigorous, and visually appealing.  The best way to accomplish this is through a finely tuned irrigation system, monitored and adjusted by professionals throughout the season.

 

However, irrigation is only one of the many components to keep in mind when approaching your landscape with an eye to sustainability.  From the start, if plant material is selected that is native to our region or at least our weather pattern, there is far less need for supplemental water. 

Eco lawn


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September 8th, 2009

Fall Feeding

Why fertilize a healthy green lawn in the Fall?  You may have heard this piece of advice from salesmen, landscapers or farmers in the past, but does it really make sense?  After all, the grass is pretty much finished growing for the season by October and the last thing I want to do is encourage more mowing when it’s raining outside.  Besides, holiday shopping is a lot more important than lawn care.  The fact is there are many great benefits to a generous fall feeding sometime between Halloween and Thanksgiving.

 

Fertilizing

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August 25th, 2009

Teufel Wholesale Nursery "End of Summer Sale!"

Summer is beginning to wind down and fall is just around the corner- What a perfect time for a Sale!
 
Purchase your plant material before October 15, 2009 and receive huge discounts on some of the most popular plant material available.
 
Contact you Teufel Sales Representative for full details.
 
Our Complete Availabilty can be found at http://www.teufel.com/nursery

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July 10th, 2009

APLD Conference in Portland

It's no coincidence that the Association of Professional Landscape Designers (APLD) is holding its international conference this week in Portland, OR. After all, the city has been named as the No. 1 sustainable city in the nation by SustainLane.com, which also notes that its city planners were thinking about ways to be environmentally responsible as far back as the 1970s.

 

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