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Spring – Fourth Time’s A Charm

a sign showing Spring is here and im so excited i wet my plants
Spring – Fourth Time’s A Charm

Maybe this time spring is for real? With the spring, snow, spring, snow pattern we have had this year, it has been hard for anyone to even contemplate their landscape or getting any outdoor project moving. We are confident that we have seen the last of snow (famous last words) and are now 100% in spring landscape mode!
Which brings me to reminding you that Allentuck Landscaping Co. has three outstanding maintenance programs to fit your needs.
  • TotalScapes is our all inclusive program for caring for your lawn, gardens and plants. We will take care of it all so that you do not need to.
  • GardenScapes takes care of you garden and plants as only our experts can. Your plants will get the TLC they deserve.
  • TurfScapes will give you the lushest lawn in the neighborhood. Fertilization, weed control and seeding are all included.
In addition, we are happy to introduce two new services to our customers:
  • MosquitoDeer DeFence is an organic approach to keeping deer away from your plants.
  • Mosquito & Tick Shield will keep the dangers of biting and stinging insects away from you and your family so you can enjoy the great outdoors.
Both services use organic products that are safe for pets, children and the environment.

 

Give us a call or shoot us an email. We would love to tell you more about our great services.

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