Spring has Sprung. A season of rebirth begins with the equinox. On this day, the sun shines directly on the equator, making the day and night almost equal. The equinox is the point at which the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north. Spring is the season for new beginnings: farmers start planning their planting season, flowers and plants start to bloom, and many animals come out of hibernation.
Achieving and maintaining sustainable landscaping encompasses many areas and different criteria, one of them being the use of Native Plants within the landscape. Chelone Glabra is one such plant that is a native species of our growing area.
Michael Kolenut, owner of Lincoln Landscaping Inc. of Franklin Lakes has been certified as an Accredited Organic Land Care Professional by OSBORNE ORGANICS, LLC
As You see we have developed a wonderful turf system, on this home in Franklin lakes NJ. We received a call three years ago, after a chemical company had wreaked havoc, and huge burn spots were prevalent throughout out the entire lawn, caused by a highly toxic herbicide sprayed in high heat conditions.
Winter is a great time for gardeners to catch up on their reading. More suggested organic gardening reading from the library of Michael Kolenut of Lincoln Landscaping of Franklin Lakes - the NATURAL CHOICE
Lincoln Landscaping, a unique and innovative Organic company, has partnered with the Bogota School Board of Education, the school Principal Damon Englese, and Superintendent Letizia Pantoliano to design and install a planting at the E Roy Bixby School in an effort to turn a school around and to create a positive environment where the students want to come and learn the most important factor is leadership.
Large Caliper trees are older and larger (typically they have a stem diameter of 2-inches or more when measured 6-inches above the soil level) than saplings, and require extra care when planting. Caliper trees are more prone to transplant shock and therefore there are specific and certain criteria that must be followed to succesfully transplant them.