Transversing the entire state of New Jersey, Lincoln Landscaping services playing fields and athletic fields thoughout the entire state. These organically maintained fields provide a safe environment in which our younger generation can develop and interact with children and athletes of all colors and creed. Yes indeed we are proud of our work and honored to be a part of it all.
We thought we’d show you some examples across a diverse spectrum of applications that showcase our “unique and green” services within the green industry. From complete renovations of existing residential lawns and properties and finally some examples of some fine produce that you can put on your kitchen table and “relish” utilizing our techniques and services.
Lincoln Landscaping’s 1st “organic school” and with no irrigation system to boot. Jeez, talk about making it tuff? That’s Ok, we love challenges…. The director has been amazed so far with the lush green color of the grass carpeting his playing and athletic fields. We are really hyped up and excited because we are trying something new.
Lincoln landscaping originally started this athletic field turf management program 1 ½ years ago on the Roxbury High School N.J. Boys and Girls Athletic Fields. The fields came out of a resting period in the spring which followed a severe grub infestation the previous fall. With agressive aeration program combined with applications of organic fertilizers the fields successfully recovered.
Lincoln landscaping was contacted by the Elmwood Park Community to initiate and maintain an “organic” turf management program and upgrade the High School Varsity Soccer, Baseball and Softball fields. At Lincoln Landscaping of Franklin Lakes, we like to refer to athletic fields as PLAYING FIELDS, to ever remind us that these are children and young adults playing games and interacting via sport activities. As such , it is proven that children absorb pesticides at then time the rate of an adult.
This Acorn Did Not Fall Far from the tree; but as is often True to “nature” ended up elsewhere on the winds of growth. My son Kristopher in North Carolina brewing and spraying Compost Tea.
Presented by Michael Kolenut of Lincoln Landscaping, this in-depth look at an organic transition as it relates to organic turf management, organic lawn maintenance, organic gardening and living naturally and enhancing the environment.