3G Landscapes

07/09/2025

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🚫 ATTENTION: ILLEGAL PESTICIDE USE IS A SERIOUS OFFENSE 🚫
Applying pesticides without proper licensing is not only dangerous..it’s ILLEGAL.

🧐If you're hiring someone to treat your lawn, sidewalk cracks, backyard or garden, ASK TO SEE THEIR LICENSE. If they are licensed They will have a # # # # # on both sides of their truck!!

🐛 🐜 Whether it’s herbicides, insecticides, or ANY chemical treatment, using them without the correct training and certification can cause serious harm to people, pets, wildlife, water systems, and property.

💥 This is NOT just a “shortcut” or for your convenience. It’s criminal negligence.

Unlicensed application can result in:
* Fines and legal consequences
* Property damage
* Environmental contamination
* Health risks to families and neighbors
As licensed professionals, we follow strict guidelines for a reason… to keep our communities safe.

✅ Vehicle Marking Requirement:
According to the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry (ODAFF):

➡️Any commercial business that applies pesticides must have their business license number clearly displayed on both sides of any vehicle used in the application of pesticides.
The marking must include:
The words "OKLAHOMA PESTICIDE LICENSE" (or abbreviation)
The license number
Business name is often included as well

A Link to report or verify license will be posted in the comments.

04/22/2025

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**We Are Hiring!**

**Position: General Laborer & Spray Technician**
**Company: 3G Landscapes & Lawn Care LLC**
**Location: Stillwater, OK**
**Email for Inquiries and Resumes: [email protected]**

**Reports To:** Production Manager
**Pay Range:** $13.00 – $18.00 per hour (based on experience and performance)

**Position Overview:**
3G Landscapes & Lawn Care LLC is seeking a hardworking and dependable General Laborer & Spray Technician to join our team. This role supports project job sites, assists with shop and equipment maintenance, and applies lawn care treatments. The ideal candidate will have experience in w**d control and fertilization, but we are willing to train the right person.

**Key Responsibilities:**

*Lawn Care & Spray Technician Duties:*
- Apply w**d control and fertilization treatments per industry standards and regulations.
- Safely handle and mix chemicals while maintaining accurate application records.
- Identify turfgrass issues and provide basic recommendations for treatment.
- Ensure proper maintenance and calibration of spray equipment.

*General Labor & Equipment Maintenance:*
- Assist in project work such as drainage solutions, grading, and general landscaping tasks.
- Participate in irrigation installation and repair activities.
- Load and unload materials, set up job sites, and maintain a clean and organized work environment.
- Perform basic maintenance on company tools and equipment.
- Support shop organization and upkeep.

**Qualifications:**
- Experience as a Spray Technician preferred, but training is available.
- Ability to perform physically demanding work in various weather conditions.
- Strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to learn.
- Valid driver's license and transportation is required.
- Must pass a background check and drug screening.

**Compensation & Growth Opportunities:**
- Competitive hourly wage ($13 - $18 per hour) based on experience and performance.
- Opportunities for skill development and advancement within the company.
- Paid holidays and potential for additional benefits over time.

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If you're ready to join a team that values hard work and dedication, we encourage you to apply!

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08/19/2024

I have confirmed Army Worms are in Stillwater Oklahoma. Please reach out if you suspect activity. We have preventative and curative methods of treatment on hand. Once they are confirmed in your lawn we can no longer run a preventative treatment. Curative will be our only option.

07/27/2024

06/29/2024

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03/25/2024

The very first vehicle of 3G Landscapes. She had a maroon interior that was unbelievably hot in the summer.

12/18/2023

Today, I want to take a moment to appreciate my incredible cousin, Sean. Not only is he my best friend, but he is also one of the hardest workers I know. Sean always puts in his utmost effort in everything he does, and his dedication is truly inspiring.

In the face of adversity, Sean's strength and resilience shine through. As he prepares for his surgery on Tuesday, I kindly ask for prayers and positive thoughts to surround him. Let us come together as friends and family to lift Sean up and send him all the healing energy he needs.

Sean, you are loved, appreciated, and admired more than words can express. Your courage and determination are truly remarkable. Wishing you a successful surgery and a speedy recovery. Know that we are all here for you, supporting you every step of the way. Stay strong, my dear cousin. ❤️🙏

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! May your day be filled with warmth, gratitude, and joyful moments shared with loved ones. Wishing you a delicious feast and a day filled with laughter and happiness.

11/09/2023

🌱🔍 Hey friends, let's talk about the secret to a luscious green lawn! 🌿✨ Today, I want to shed some light on the importance of pre-emergents and fertilizer for our beloved grass. 🌾💚

Pre-emergents are like the gatekeepers of our lawns, preventing those pesky w**ds from taking over our beautiful green carpets. They work by creating a barrier that stops w**d seeds from sprouting and invading our turf. 🚫🌱 So, applying pre-emergents early in the spring & fall is crucial to nip those w**ds in the bud!

But it doesn't stop there – fertilizer is the fuel that keeps our grass nourished and vibrant.💪🌱 Regularly feeding your lawn with the right balance of nutrients helps it grow strong, lush, and resistant to diseases. 🌿✨

Not only do pre-emergents and fertilizer enhance the appearance of our lawns, but they also promote root development, making our grass more resilient to drought and foot traffic. 🌱🏃‍♂️ Plus, a healthy lawn helps improve air quality, reduces soil erosion, and provides a cozy environment for our furry friends to play. 🐾🏡

So, let's be proactive about lawn care and give our grass the love and attention it deserves. 🌞💚 If you're unsure about the right products or application methods, consult with a professional or hit me up for some helpful tips! Let's enjoy a summer of picnics, barefoot walks, and memories on our picture-perfect lawns. 🌳🌼

Stay green, stay happy! 🌿💚

06/07/2023

If your bermudagrass or zoysiagrass lawn is not as green as your neighbor’s lawn this time of year, you might want to consider a few things:

1. What kind of grass does your neighbor have planted? If your neighbor’s “bermudagrass” or “zoysiagrass” lawn is fully green this time of year, then it is VERY LIKELY that the lawn is mostly w**ds, specifically winter annual w**ds (chickw**d, henbit, etc.).

2. This winter was a doozy. Lots of untimely bitterly cold temperatures and high winds leading to one of the most severe outbreaks of winterkill in the last 20 years. Therefore, it is not surprising that warm-season grass lawns (e.g., bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass, etc.) have not fully greened up yet or are very injured. After visiting many lawns in Arkansas, many of the issues I have observed are certainly related to Mother Nature over the last year. We had a very dry summer in 2022 leading into a cold winter followed by a cool, wet spring so far this year. These combined factors have created a perfect storm for delayed warm-season grass (bermudagrass and zoysiagrass) green-up and a lot of winterkill caused by extreme sub-freezing temperatures and high winds over the winter. Unfortunately, there is very little, if anything, that can be done to prevent the damage we have seen this spring. My best advice is to be patient, take a soil test, fertilize and water sufficiently this spring and summer, and hope for good weather. All of these best practices in conjunction will make for a faster recovery and a healthier lawn by the end of the summer. Fingers crossed for good weather this year!

3. Is part of your lawn greening up while other areas are not? Consider where the lack of green-up is occurring. If it is a shaded area, or a historically dry area, or a slope facing north, then those areas are very likely to green up slower than areas that receive full sun, stay adequately watered, and are facing south.

4. Did you start treating your lawn with herbicides in the past year and now it looks like you do not have much green left in your lawn? This is quite common as many lawns that have not been historically intensively managed will often have high w**d populations and very little turfgrass underneath all of those w**ds. Therefore, when you begin taking care of the grass and NOT the w**ds, the w**ds die and there is only a little grass left over. No need to fear, though, with enough maintenance the grass will fill in and replace those ugly w**ds.

Source:

Wendell Hutchens, PhD
Assistant Professor of Turfgrass Science University of Arkansas