Whether you’re a new home gardener with little experience, or a farming vet looking to squeeze out a little more produce this year, you should probably think of building a food forest. When I think of a perfect food forest style garden, I want the most packed, diverse, high yield of fruits and veggies possible. […]
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We don’t just plant trees, we create food forests to sequester carbon, and provide resources for the forest manager. Benefits of Reforesting Your Land – Restore Soil – Sequester Carbon – Produce Food for Your Family – Better Water Retention in Case of Drought – Invest in Your Future with Lumber & Sap Trees To
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Invasive Species Invasive species (plant or animal) are often non-native species that lack natural predators to control their populations. With no predators, invasives are able to out-compete native plants for resources like food, water, and sunlight. Species that are able to create such monopolies leave few resources for native species to survive. When an invasive
Non-Native VS. Invasive Species : Are Non-Native Plants Inherently Bad? Read More »
Finding new ways to reduce my carbon footprint has become one of my favorite things to do, especially when it relates to my sustainable landscaping business. I want to help people use their land efficiently to store carbon (a process known as carbon sequestration) and fight climate change. So here are 9 ways you can
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The Problem with the Lawn Care Industry When I first started Carroll Property Services, it was going to be mainly a lawn care business. At the time, I didn’t realize how the lawn care industry completely opposed many of my core values. A lawn requires lots of water and all kinds of nasty chemicals
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