Why use salt? Salt lowers the temperature that water freezes at which can help with slick spots on the roads and sidewalks. Salt can be used before or after the snow and ice. We can help provide those services including the removal of snow. Removal of snow can provide easier and safer traveling methods.
When the next big snow storm hits, don't worry about being stuck inside or not being able to get your employees into work. Call us today to plan ahead. Then you won't have to worry about snow when it happens, we have your back!
There are different fertilizers, including lawn, plant, bulb, tree, and shrub. These fertilizers focus specifically on the best process for what you need. By using lawn fertilizer, you also ensure that your lawn will turn green more quickly after the harmful winter's frost. Plant fertilizer will make more vigorous plants, while bulbs will increase root growth. Tree and shrub fertilizer is crucial since we rake leaves which takes away their nutrients to have more nitrogen to help them grow.
Overall, to have the best-looking lawn on your street, you need to fertilize and have the necessary roots for your yard to shine!
A watershed is an area of land that drains all of the streams and rainfall to a common outlet such as the outflow of a reservoir, mouth of a bay, or any point along a stream channel [1]. Watersheds are more than just drainage areas in our communities. According to the EPA, more than $450 billion worth of food, fiber, manufactured goods and tourism depend on a healthy Watershed. They sustain our lives in more than one way. Man-made watersheds have been around for many years and the reason that they were created is because of the need for clean and reliable water within the communities. In 2006, two University of Kentucky students drowned and passed away and ever since we have been working to reduce flooding by the use of watersheds
Watersheds work by moving standing and flood water to streams and other areas and sends some underground to reduce the flooding in communities. Watersheds affect us by giving us clean resources and allowing us to move about without worry of any other traumas such as the one in 2006. The state of Kentucky has 9 main river basins into which all watersheds feed.
There are a few things that you can do to help maintain our watersheds: Don’t pour toxic household chemicals down drains, conserve water everyday, do not over apply fertilizers, plant hardy plants that don’t require a lot of fertilizers, and don’t pour any hazardous waste into the storm drains. Some may ask, “What is Tobacco Rose doing to help maintain our watersheds?” Ever since the two deaths in 2006, we have been working close with large companies to protect our watersheds.