Dirty Boots Landscapes

03/02/2020

Where are some tips to help you start thinking about trees and spring landscaping!!

Tree roots serve to anchor the plant, and absorb water and soil nutrients. A healthy root system is vital for a healthy tree. Soil compaction from foot traffic or construction, erosion or exposed roots, submerged roots from poor drainage, or damage from digging or transplant can all affect a tree’s health.

So how do you help? Mulch, proper watering, protecting trees during construction and minimizing disturbances will keep a tree’s root system healthy.

And remember- when choosing a tree to plant, always take into account the tree’s size at maturity – both above and below ground- give your tree room to grow on all levels.

Learn more about caring for all parts of your trees at Calgary.ca/trees.

09/29/2019

It was a great day to prune up some trees and remove diseased wood!!

Let us know if we can help you with any of your pruning needs- now is the best time for it!
🌲 🌳 🌲 🌳 🌲

06/14/2019

We had the opportunity to give this furry friend a newly landscaped back yard!

Hope He loves it💚- the home owner too ! 😉

06/11/2019

04/06/2019

An interesting idea to add to your landscape.

Foodscaping is a trend taking off in yards around the world. From style and structure to plant choice, follow these tips for a perfectly-planned edible garden.

03/31/2019

There are the 3 crocuses that have broken ground this year- spring is well on its way!!!
let’s see the ‘green’ in your garden. 💚💚💚

12/24/2018

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year-
Thank you for all your support this year!

11/09/2018

New business cards - Hopefully coming by the end of next week

10/30/2018

Hello everyone,

It’s time for us to upgrade our business cards! Please let’s us know which card is more appealing to you and why.
The first two photos are the front and back of the same card.
The last two photos are the second card.

Thanks for your support and input.

10/30/2018

We have a few pruning jobs booked for Saturday in the Red Deer area. Does anyone want to be added to our list?