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10/24/2024

We have specials running all month long!
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10/21/2024

Fall is a great time to spruce up your yard while also fortifying it from next years weeds!

Installing quality barrier fabric with rock, not only does a great job of fending off unwanted foliage, but also provides a wonderful, drought resistant landscape that you can enjoy for years!

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(928) 351-7619

10/18/2024

Guess who's back??
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08/15/2023

Tuesy Bluesies?
We got your back!

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08/08/2023

August is a great month to spruce up your yard while at the same time, fortifying it from next years weeds!

Installing quality barrier fabric with rock, not only does a great job of fending off unwanted foliage, but also provides a wonderful, drought resistant landscape that you can enjoy for years!

We have specials running all month long so give us a call or message us directly today for your free quote!

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(928) 351-7619

08/02/2023

08/02/2023

DID YOU KNOW?:

Tumbleweeds begin their lives as little green shrubs called Salsola Tragus, aka Russian thistle. There are several other species that turn into "tumbleweeds," but this particular one is an icon of the American West. The death of a Russian thistle marks the beginning of its reproductive cycle.

Salsola is a genus of the subfamily Salsoloideae in the family Amaranthaceae. The genus Sensu Stricto is distributed in Central and Southwestern Asia, North Africa, and the Mediterranean.

The Russian thistle made its first known appearance in North America in the 1870s, in Bonhomme County, South Dakota. It's thought to have arrived surreptitiously; its inconspicuous seeds well hidden in a containment of Flax seed imported from what was then the Russian Empire. Russian thistle was accidentally introduced to the United States by immigrants in 1873 in contaminated Flax seeds brought to South Dakota. Further spread was facilitated by more contaminated Flax in railroad cars and natural wind spread of seeds.


The Navajo found some medicinal uses for the plant for treating influenza and small pox. Frontiers-people burned them to make soap.

08/01/2023

Happy Back to School Everyone!
Our August Sale has returned! Receive 10 % off ALL new services until August 14th!

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04/17/2023

Happy Monday Everyone!

Did you know about our loyalty program? Become a member and receive 5% off ALL services and up to 20% off select services throughout the year!

PLUS every member earns points on every service! Those points can be used towards future services as well as redeemed for other awesome stuff! To learn more, give us a call or message us directly!

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(928) 351-7619

04/03/2023

We will, we will ROCK YOU!

08/19/2022

DID YOU KNOW?:

The word pineapple comes from European explorers who thought the fruit combined the look of a pinecone with flesh similar to an apple. Pineapples are the only edible members of the Bromeliad family.