Bubs Lawnscapes

04/04/2023

Working on our biggest yard, mowing and limb clean up, takes 4 hours to mow, Ed and Betty

04/03/2023

Saturdays fun, excavating our own house to add a tile drain to help a leaky basement, cut and removed our kniegbors tree aswell

04/03/2023

Sunday fun day worked on replacing soffit and posts for a front porch

03/31/2023

When you got to call in the big guns, for some stubborn roots, truck and tractor wasn't budging these

03/30/2023

Troublesome w**d, but beneficial for digestion

You probably have this in your yard or nearby. It’s Purple Dead Nettle(doesn’t sting)

One benefit of purple dead-nettle is that it acts as an anti-inflammatory.

It’s a food source. Purple dead-nettle is wild, edible leaves. You can even eat the entire plant. The flavor is mild, slightly grassy, somewhat floral.

It’s an antioxidant. Purple Dead Nettle is an antioxidant, that’s why it can improve your immune system and thus, help fight infection.

It’s an anti-bacterial. As an anti-bacterial, purple dead-nettle can also help interferes with the growth and reproduction of bacteria.

It’s an anti-fungal.

It’s a diuretic Diuretics are substances that increase the amount of our urine’s production. Thus, it can help your body get rid of excess water.

It’s an astringent The next benefit of purple dead-nettle is that it has astringent properties. As an astringent, purple dead-nettle can be beneficial for toning the digestive tract.

It’s a diaphoretic As a diaphoretic herb, purple dead-nettle helps the body fight against fever and chills, cool the skin and eliminate toxins.

It’s high in iron Iron is a mineral vital to the proper function of hemoglobin. As a protein, hemoglobin works to transport oxygen in the blood.

It’s high in vitamins

It’s high in fiber

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03/30/2023

Finished edging, capstones, seed and straw today

03/28/2023

Dawn mowing our last yard for the day!

03/28/2023

Shrub removal and leveling edging today

03/26/2023

Pressure washing and fountain job

03/22/2023

Retaining wall job done yesterday, job details Bush removal, tree removal, hedge trimming, tree pruning, w**d removal, leaf clean up, mowing

03/19/2023

Tree cutting, rotting from carpenter ants

03/19/2023

A few tree jobs from February's storms