Earth Day this year is committed to greening every school in America within a generation. Green schools significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs, improve student and teacher health, and enhance student motivation. With children spending two-thirds of their waking hours inside schools, benefits like pure air quality, healthy lighting, safe outdoor spaces, and high quality cafeteria food aren’t fancy extras – they are essential.
A spring burst of Seasonal Color for Easter is what this bed provided this year. Last year this extensive and large landscaped bed underwent a complete transformation during a septic system install during which we planted a masses of daffodil bulbs for Spring Seasonal Color. These bulbs planted in organic soil mediums provided a spectacular display of bright colors and hues.
Michael Kolenut, Founder and Owner of Lincoln Landscaping is Live on the Radio with Bernadette Giblin – CEO, Founder & Podcaster at Safeground Organic Analytics.Together they host an hour long online discussion about organic turf management of playing fields (athletic fields) and how municipalities are going organic to create a better and safer environment and also sustainable landscaping and the benefits thereof.
Going “green” in your yard means a lot more than the color of your lawn. In fact, you may not always want your lawn to look so green! Check out these ideas to green your landscape in healthy, sustainable, environmentally friendly ways.
Michael Kolenut, owner of Lincoln Landscaping Inc. of Franklin Lakes has been certified as an Accredited Organic Land Care Professional by OSBORNE ORGANICS, LLC
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
Winter is a great time for gardeners to catch up on their reading. There’s nothing as relaxing as laying back in your favorite recliner, having a cup of hot-chocolate for sipping on the table nearby, the dog lying at your feet in the warmth of your cozy den or office and reading an informative Organic Gardening Book.