2008 July | Lawn Care

Archive for July, 2008

Is Lawn Care business seasonal?

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

Seth asked:

Is lawn care business seasonal? If so what months of the year does this business do well? Also, is this a good business to get into. Aren’t there a lot of lawn care companied out there already?

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Is scotts lawn care products pet safe?

Monday, July 21st, 2008

Polar_Eyes asked:

I have a little pomeranian that is very close to the ground. Do I have to worry if I choose to use this product?

Acai Berry

Posted in Garden & Landscape | 5 Comments »

What should we name a lawn care/ landscaping company based in New Orleans?

Friday, July 18th, 2008

green kitty asked:

We’re open to some french.

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Where can I find a lawn care guide?

Friday, July 18th, 2008

2thumbs asked:

I’m trying to gather some information regarding what treatments to give my lawn. It is a dry and weed-infested lawn. I have heard of the Scott’s treatments…four or five cycles maybe. Does anyone have a calendar of sorts and a recommendation of what products to use and when?

Thank you.

BTW, I live in Virginia.

It’s a wonderful state.

Sony PSP

Posted in Garden & Landscape | 2 Comments »

How do I legally set up a lawn care service, market it and build clientel?

Thursday, July 17th, 2008

NAT W asked:

My husband and I are desperately looking for ways to get out of debt. We’ve decided to start a basic lawn care service, but do not know where or how to start? We are in the state of Mississippi. Any information would help.

Ipod Classic

Posted in Small Business | 3 Comments »

Can you help with general lawn care?

Thursday, July 17th, 2008

nwalters80 asked:

I am trying to get my grass in shape. I live in Ohio where the climate varies. I have bluegrass/ryegrass/fine fescue. My turf density is thin and there are small bare spots. The shade is moderate. the thatch is 1/2″-1″ thick. I have chickweeds, clovers, dandelions and I have also found grubs. I know that I will have to thatch, apply fertilizers, weed killers, grub ex and I also want to lay seed in the bare spots. I would like to know (with as much detail as you have time to give) exactly what to use, what should be done, in what order and what can and cannot be done at the same time. Thank you in advance for your help. Nicole

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Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »

Pet friendly lawn care program?

Sunday, July 13th, 2008

lulu asked:

We use a lawn care company to look after our front yard and it looks great, but our backyard has never been treated before and it looks like garbage. We want to start treating the back yard too but we have two dogs and we are worried about which lawn care program we can choose that will not harm them. Any suggestions would be great!

Gucci Handbag

Posted in Other - Home & Garden | 2 Comments »

How should I set up a Lawn Care advertisement?

Friday, July 11th, 2008

a asked:

I am trying to take care of lawns for my neighbor hood so I am making an advertisement on Microsoft word. The lawn service would include cutting and weed whacking. What type of things should I put in this ad? What type of things do people want to see?

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Posted in Maintenance & Repairs | 1 Comment »

Where can I order lawn care warning signs?

Thursday, July 10th, 2008

trc asked:

Our company does some lawn care such as mowing and fertilizing. After fertilizer application we have to put down warning signs. We can’t find pre-made signs anywhere.

Hypnosis

Posted in Garden & Landscape | 2 Comments »

Grass care lawn maintenance shoes?

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

El Mexicano asked:

I am looking for a kind of “shoes’ that you wear on top of your shoes and you walk with them on your yard to brake the layer that is usually form after many times of trimming the yard and make dificult for the water and fertilizer to reach the soil.

It has spikes and are metal or very hard ceramic tips, that breaks the layer and allow the soil to air among other benefits. They look like the golfer shoes (the bottom part) but they are for lawn purpose.
I meant, you wear them on the bottom, not on the top.

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