Everything Outdoors

08/01/2017

Hi everyone! Please be advised that we now have a licensed Arborist - climber, in order to handle your tree trimming and removal needs. We rarely use heavy equipment, in order to protect your lawns and irrigation systems. a bit slower but much more friendly to your property.

Tree health assessments are available, and are priced based on size and difficulty, but are free, should decide to have us do the work.

As always .... Thank you for supporting Pathways for Change - Everything Outdoors Landscaping.
Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

06/14/2017

Hello everyone!

We've been very busy, and here are some examples of the work we've been doing!

We'd love to serve you to!

05/04/2017

Hi everyone!! We've been very busy, and I will have some great before and after pictures very soon. But I thought you would enjoy a gentle moment. While removing a Palm Tree, we came across a nest of squirrels. Our big tough men, gently removed them and made sure they were put under the care of kind rescuers.

Please let us gently handle all of your landscaping needs!

Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

04/16/2017

Some before and afters of recent Sod job.....isn't it pretty? I'm very proud of the work my men do!

04/16/2017

Hi everyone! here is an example of one of our most recent mulch projects. Let make your yard beautiful too!

04/11/2017

Using mulch is a good gardening habit but not mandatory; the benefits, however, make it worth the effort. A really good job of mulching your garden usually offers these benefits:

Inhibits w**d germination and growth. (Weeds are not only unsightly, but they also steal resources from desirable garden plants!)

Holds in soil moisture, protecting your plants from drying out quickly

Moderates soil-temperature fluctuations (This benefit is especially valuable during that turbulent-weather period in spring when you don’t want your plants to be stressed.)

In cold-winter areas, protects plant roots from winter cold and helps prevent frost-heaving, in which plants are literally pushed out of the ground by the natural expansion and contraction of the soil as it cools off and heats up

In hot-summer areas, helps keep plant roots cooler

Depending on what you use, adds a bit of welcome nutrition to your garden as it breaks down

The “right” or “best” mulch to use depends on your climate, the part of the country you’re in, and the part of the yard you’re using it in.

Let us spread the right mulch for your yard!

Al Sengstock, Program Manager

850-619-2709

04/01/2017

Selling or renting your house or commercial property??

Doing "curb appeal" clean-up and landscaping will give you a clear advantage!

Let us help you to sell or rent that property NOW!

Al Sengstock, Program Manager

03/31/2017

Hi my friends!

We now accept all major credit cards. To pay with a card, go to "http://www.pathwaysforchange.org/" and hit the "Pay ETO" button.

Thanks for your continued support.
Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

Saving Lives, Reducing Crime, Building Futures!

03/30/2017

Over-watering is one of the biggest causes of an unhealthy lawn!

Pensacola has a warm and temperate environment, which supports the growth of warm-season grasses during the spring, summer and fall months. Warm-season grasses are sensitive to adverse environmental conditions, including improper irrigation and mowing. Proper management of your Florida panhandle lawn involves careful monitoring of the turf's condition and regular maintenance.

Watering

Water your lawn only when the grass shows visible signs of drought. Visible signs of under-watering and stress include folding leaf blades, gray-blue coloration or footprints that remain visible for several days after being made. Regular, heavy watering can lead to topsoil saturation, which weakens the grass's root systems and leaves the lawn vulnerable to w**ds, diseases and pests.

Let us help you to have an attractive and healthy yard, which will help us to continue recreating live,... one yard at a time!

Call for an estimate!
Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

03/25/2017

Good morning!

Just a reminder; what you do to your yard now, has a lot to do with how much maintenance will be required throughout the Summer. Let us do your Spring clean-up, and then maintain it throughout the year.

Remember.... Pathways for Change...Everything Outdoors... is actually in the business of recreating lives, one yard at a time.

Please help us do that.

Thank you,
Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

03/22/2017

Good morning!

A common misconception, is that leaving your cut grass on your yard is bad for the grass. This is not correct; actually the cut grass is a great nutrient for a healthy yard. Of course heavy leaf cover and other debris should be removed regularly, since they can lead to thatching which can begin to choke-off your lawn.

Let us help you to maintain a healthy yard.

Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709

03/19/2017

Happy Sunday!!

Here we are installing Sod for my neighbor. Now is the time to start greening your world.....let us help!

We are in need of some new equipment, and would appreciate your help with this. If you wish to contribute, go to our main Pathways for change website, and go to "donate" and indicate it is for Everything Outdoors. As always, we appreciate your incredible support.

Al Sengstock, Program Manager
850-619-2709