Looking for a company that will come and "blow" it onto my front and back yard. TruGreen does not do this.

My parents use a company, they have a long lead time but ill get their number.

Jim and April, the former owner's of Backyard Gardner in the height, does it. He just did our yard. They started a new company.

I will get Jim's number to you,

thanks

What part of town?

I'm using a company called Organic Lawn Solutions, but I don't know if he is exclusive to Kingwood ro if he travels outside of the "Upper East Side"

Go to Randy Lemmons page on KTRH. He recommends a company, whose name escapes me right now, that uses 2 yr old leaf compost which is ideal for yards.
Best thing is an aeration followed by compost.

ABC Home and Commercial will do it but probably charge an arm and a leg.

Ezra,

Can you post the Organic Lawn Solutions contact info? I'm in Eagle Springs.

I could come "blow some compost" on your yard. $20 would just about cover it.

My company is called Grogan's Lawn Care.

Our slogan is "Grogan's, we really do give a ****!"



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These doods can do it

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Ezra,

Can you post the Organic Lawn Solutions contact info? I'm in Eagle Springs.

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website - www.organickingwood.com

His name is Daniel.

If I remember correctly, he is charging ~$90 per 1,000 sq/ft for compost.

I didn't think that was too terrible given that a cu/yd of compost at Nature's Way Resources is ~$40

Randy Lemmon's guy wants $685 + tax and earliest is June 10th.

and that only included 2 yards of compost.

That's a lot of labor and overhead....

The premium 2 Yr Old Leaf Mold Compost that Randy Lemon preaches is $46 or $55 per yard depending on the size of the screened material that you get.

How big of a yard are you talking about for $685?

Issue is the randy reccomendation is in Conroe or something. have to buy it by the yard and expensive delivery for a small yard. Especially if you want to do it 3-4 times a year. I do reccomend top dressing the yard. Other places say they have compost, but it actually has some sand in it (at least a few years back), so I assume it is more of a enriched leveling fill product.

Past few years, I have just used the bags. Expensive, but the best I could find in West houston.

Living Earth has locations all over town and they have a compost product that you can use.

It may not be the premium stuff that Randy Lemmon recommends, but it's still compost.

There was a guy on the Home Improvement board that said they have a product called "Forest Floor" at some of their Houston locations that is a leaf mold compost - not sure how it compares to the stuff from Nature's Way Resources up in The Woodlands.

ABC Pest & Lawn quoted $89.22 for the aeration and $281.92 for the compost/top dressing.

Looking to do this again this year. Any new suggestions?

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I could come "blow some compost" on your yard. $20 would just about cover it.

My company is called Grogan's Lawn Care.

Our slogan is "Grogan's, we really do give a ****!"

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