Showing posts with label Organic Lawn Care and Landscape Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic Lawn Care and Landscape Services. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2012

Poison Ivy Control, Poison Sumac Control, Poison Oak Control in CT

Poison Ivy Control, Poison Sumac Control, Poison Oak Control in CT. While on a lawn in Southington CT I noticed this Poison Ivy mixed in with the shrubs. The thing is I was just out there last week and didn’t see it…so poison ivy is really on the move.   Look closely and the mature poison ivy vine on top of my foot…make sure to never burn Poison Ivy, Poison Sumac, Poison Oak or other poisonous plants! The smoke will contain the oil or “urushiol” which can get in the eyes or lungs and become a very serious medical condition.  

Give us a call to identify and control these plants…860 747 1771 or http://www.costellolandscaping.com/forms/index/contact



Saturday, April 14, 2012

Ticks and Lyme Disease Control in CT

Tick Control, Flea Control and Lyme Disease in CT.   Click on this Link for a Must Read Article on Ticks in CT  

Towns We Service: Central CT, Plainville, CT Bristol, CT Farmington, CT Southington, CT, Plantsville, CT Berlin, CT Kensington, CT and Cheshire, CT Avon, CT New Britain, CT Meriden, CT Canton, CT Burlington, CT Cromwell, CT Middletown CT and surrounding towns.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Landscape Construction Plainville CT

3-7-2012 *We are having construction done on our office and getting new phone and internet service set up.  There may be an interruption in reaching us.  If so go to our web site and click on  “Contact Us” and fill out form to reach us.   Thanks and enjoy this beautiful weather….. :))www.costellolandscaping.com

Monday, March 5, 2012

Lawn Care in Farmington CT… means More Training

NO SNOW…means More Training
This past week we were pretty busy attending two Training Seminars one with the University of Connecticut, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and over the weekend at Manchester Community College for CT-NOFA (Connecticut Chapter of the Northeast Organic Farming Association).  Both very good seminars.   A lot of it was a refresher course but there are some new safe products which are available.   On a side note at the NOFA Seminar it was a “Pot Luck Lunch” there must have been over 70 dishes of extremely healthy and natural meals…all were very good…I feel younger already
http://www.costellolandscaping.com/page/lawn-care   &  http://www.cgka.org/

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