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ARBORVITAE SPECIAL
SPRING CLEAN-UP SPECIAL WINTER Take Advantage of Clean-Up Low Seasonal Rates!! SALE
8 Ft. American or Emerald Green ––––– INSTALLED ––––– Reg. $200 Each
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110
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MULCH SPECIAL
Free Delivery With Min. Order of 3 Yards! CALL & SCHEDULE A LANDSCAPE ESTIMATE TODAY!
Roll-Off Containers Are Great For Cleaning Out That Basement Or Garage As Well As For Remodeling And Construction Debris.
Family Owned & Operated For Over 30 Years
Convenient Rear Door For Easy Loading!
1470A ROUTE 9, CLIFTON PARK • 371-7974
ROLLOFF SERVICE 877-7007
ask for roll-off dept.
Family Owned 25+Years We Do Our Own Work
399-3380 470-0226 LANDSCAPING LAWNS
EXCAVATION DEMOLITION
Weekly/Seasonal Mowings Power Thatching Plowing • Salting (Magic Salt) Lawns Placed - Sod/Seeding Selection Of Trees - Pines Tree Work (All Forms Pruning) Lots Cleared • Walking Paths
Loader • Backhoe • Dump Truck Wet Foundation • Drainage Culverts • Dry Wells Any Stone Needs Driveways (New/Repaired) Bush Hogging • Sand • Topsoil Bark • Mulch (Delivered)
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Open Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Fun Facts About Earthworms
There are more than 2,700 different types of earthworms residing on the planet. Earthworms are often known to be workhorses in the garden, helping to aerate and fertilize the soil while filling it with nutrients. Earthworms recycle materials like dead leaves, decaying animals and feces so new plant seedlings can grow and have the process begin anew. Worms have been around for 120 million years -- one of the few species of insects that have stood the test of time. In just one acre of soil, there may be a million or more earthworms turning over the soil and chewing on organic matter. Without earthworms, most plants would not thrive. Earthworms have mucous covering their bodies in order to stay moist. This helps them to breathe through their skin. You may have noticed that after it rains worms appear on sidewalks and outside of their underground burrows. This is not because they are drowning underground, but because the environment is moist after it rains, making it more conducive for worms to breathe and move around to find mates. Normally the dry conditions above ground make them dry out and die. Earthworms can be remarkable creatures to watch. Contrary to popular belief, worms do have a mouth and an opposite end for waste removal that is not interchangeable.