by John Gulius | Sep 6, 2024 | Blog
As an experienced landscaper and the owner of a small business that deals with lawn maintenance, I know the The relationship between human beings and animals can be a double-edged sword sometimes. Certain animals like sheep or goats tend to benefit humans, providing...
by John Gulius | Jul 4, 2024 | Blog
As an experienced landscaper and the owner of a small business that deals with lawn maintenance, I know the hard work and dedication it takes to cultivate and sustain a gorgeous lawn. You have to fertilize it, water it, mow it, trim it, and then… well, you have to...
by John Gulius | Apr 19, 2024 | Blog
Nature’s laws have a way of making economic theories look inelegant. Mass production seems great on a blackboard, but out in the open countryside mass production often means monoculture, the planting of a single crop on millions of acres. In such an environment,...
by John Gulius | Mar 27, 2024 | Blog
The key to a beautiful lawn or garden is not just the richness of the soil, the patterns of irrigation or even the green thumb of the landscaper — the secret to success may be in the air. From nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere to microplastics blown by the wind to...
by John Gulius | Feb 21, 2024 | Blog
Not long ago, two of North America’s leading publications asked a pair of vitally important questions: “What if the world’s soil runs out?” Time magazine wondered. “Did farmers of the past know more than we do?” asked The New York Times. What prompted these...
by John Gulius | Feb 5, 2024 | Blog
Landscaping is about more than creating beautiful vistas, lush lawns and sports fields that can survive a Pop Warner scrimmage. Every professional landscaper has a deep respect for nature, and feels a strong commitment to preserving fragile ecosystems. Many of us...
