About Us
Private Residential & Commercial Service in East St. Paul, West St. Paul, North Kildonan, Elmwood, Saint Boniface & Saint Vital
Services include:
Spring cleanup; Power rake lawns, Vacuum & bag debris, clean blvd sand, blow out planting beds and around bushes, sweep sidewalks
Summer Lawn service; Cut Lawns on a weekly basis, trim along planting beds as needed, fertilizer & weed control, maintain planting beds & trim hedges as required
Fall cleanup; Vacuum & bag fallen leaves, clean-out planting beds of debris & blow out around hedges
Winter Storm & Snow Clearing;
Clean falling snow off driveways, sidewalks, steps to the front door & garage door during storms & snow events, call in service for drifting snow in wind storms, call in service for ice buildup during thawing in the spring & warm days mid winter
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Like a child delivering News Papers or babysitting and having to go to school during the daytime, I started off small and worked for only a handful of clients and had an evening job at a warehouse as a machine operator... Over three years I built up enough contracts for lawn care maintenance and...
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Like a child delivering News Papers or babysitting and having to go to school during the daytime, I started off small and worked for only a handful of clients and had an evening job at a warehouse as a machine operator... Over three years I built up enough contracts for lawn care maintenance and offered snow clearing during the winter so had to quit the warehouse job and put all efforts into B-Botanical Landscape and here we are 18 years later...
Depends on the weather, if it's been raining for several days/ wet conditions you can cut low 2 or 2.5inches "but you need to bag the clippings" otherwise the lawn looks like it has green piles of poop all over the place and when the piles do dry, don't break down and your left with dead...
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Depends on the weather, if it's been raining for several days/ wet conditions you can cut low 2 or 2.5inches "but you need to bag the clippings" otherwise the lawn looks like it has green piles of poop all over the place and when the piles do dry, don't break down and your left with dead spots...
With dry weather I cut at 3.5 inches, to try to keep the moisture "when watering" at the root system as long as possible... Also water in the early morning 4 am till 7 am "less evaporation" and the blades of grass will get engorged with water longer period of time before the sun burns off the dew sitting on the lawn...
With perfect weather, I cut the lawn at 2.5 to 3 inches and always bag the clippings... This mulching idea is BS, air & sunlight needs to get to the root system and can stop moisture from getting past the heavy layer of dead grass & rolls to the street... When your driving around and see big puddles of water on the street on a hot day where do you think it comes from, that's right the house that has a thick mulch & just watered the lawn...
The best thing you can do for your lawn to deal with weeds is picking the flowers off, that's right if the flowers don't go too seed you stop the spread of weeds "namely dandelions"... Cut the lawn before the flowers go to seed or invite the grandkids over and give them a bucket and given $5 for every bucket full they fill with flowers, best idea I ever had...
I use many including Mailing postcards, door to door flyers, Kijiji ads, FB ads are the most popular... low techy-techy
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I use many including Mailing postcards, door to door flyers, Kijiji ads, FB ads are the most popular... low techy-techy
We have free truck loads of snow for everyone that want it, delivery not included...
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We have free truck loads of snow for everyone that want it, delivery not included...
Always book as many contracts in the spring with a 60 day start date... Invest in yard signs with company logo and contact info...
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Always book as many contracts in the spring with a 60 day start date... Invest in yard signs with company logo and contact info...
