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10/17/2025

My boy Miggy, up and coming rising star at AASB Landscaping!

10/17/2025

We are doing a lawn seeding and adding irrigation to the property!

10/07/2025

Small job, big results in Buena Park!

10/04/2025

3 day job complete, just in time for some fall showers to help germinate my seed. Serendipitous situations suddenly shock you with a flash of magic and a spark of the divine. Shine on my fellow humans and let your light guide you and those close to you!

10/03/2025

Last thing to do is add a bit of top soil and the lawn renovationwill be finished. Finishing touches coming tomorrow!

10/02/2025

Dethatching and leveling this lawn.

An installation job that included drip irrigation, california native plants, two fruit trees, paver stone borders and wo...
09/27/2025

An installation job that included drip irrigation, california native plants, two fruit trees, paver stone borders and wood bark mulch.

Un trabajo de instalación que incluyó riego por goteo, plantas nativas de California, dos árboles frutales, bordes de adoquines y mantillo de corteza de madera

A week long installation job for turf, grass seeding, irrigation and garden beds.
09/23/2025

A week long installation job for turf, grass seeding, irrigation and garden beds.

09/22/2025

When I was growing up, my grandfather had a lemon tree. It produced so much fruit he couldn’t even give it all away.

Today we hear about people struggling to put food on the table, but it makes me wonder, what if our cities put more focus on planting fruit-bearing trees instead of just ornamentals?

Yes, there’s maintenance involved, but think about the potential. My own backyard produces so many grapes that we can’t keep up with them, and I’ve got a blackberry bush that grows wild between the fence and the concrete. It produces a huge amount of food, year after year, with no real effort on my part.

Imagine if landscapes across town were designed with purpose, not just for appearance, but for survival. What if neighborhoods were lined with fruit trees, nut trees, and edible bushes instead of decorative plants? Not only would this add beauty, it would create a living safety net in times of shortage.

Right now, most of the foliage you see driving around is ornamental. It serves no purpose in a crisis. But if homeowners, schools, and even city planners pushed for edible landscapes, we’d build communities that could thrive when it mattered most.

A lemon tree. A grapevine. A berry bush. Small changes with a big impact. Maybe it’s time to rethink what we plant and start growing with survival in mind.

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11942 Abingdon Street
Norwalk, CA
90650

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7:15pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 7pm

Telephone

+15624747989

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