http://www.gardensare.com Home en SimpleForum Pro 4.6.2 © Home - Powered by SimpleForum Pro 4.6.2 admin@forums.gardensare.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=09&topic_id=1209564891 Thursday, 30 March, 2008 10:14:51 Donald Bishop Landscape Laborer (continuous recruitment) Marlborough, MA [b]Company Information[/b] Gardens Are provides complete landscaping and grounds management services for residential, commercial and public agency properties throughout New England. We are an employee owned corporation that specializes in organic methods and we are looking for key talent to grow our business. [b]Position Overview[/b] Landscape Laborers assist in completing necessary tasks in landscape maintenance, constructi … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=09&topic_id=1209410853 Tuesday, 28 March, 2008 15:27:33 Deb-CT NOFA Part-time Position Available Accreditation Manager NOFA Organic Land Care Program CT NOFA (Northeast Organic Farming Association) The Organic Land Care (OLC) Program, an initiative of the Connecticut and Massachusetts chapters of the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) is looking for a highly motivated person to manage our growing multi-state accreditation program for organic land care professionals. This is a part-time position for an estimated 600 hours of work with pay comm … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=01&topic_id=1208335801 Tuesday, 21 March, 2008 01:28:58 plantlines Ben....you should not import soil into the States without first consulting the USDA. I asked the immigration officer in the Bahamas if I could bring a sample in for testing and he told me the greatest danger is importing invasive nematodes and I assume other potentially detrimental microorganisms....if you sterilize the soil then all those organisms presumably would die including the beneficial ones. I do not have a contact yet in the government otherwise I would pass this information on to … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=01&topic_id=1208335801 Thursday, 16 March, 2008 04:50:01 ben1wilkins I'm doing this for a friend who doesn't speak English well so forgive me if I sound a bit unknowing (Although I do a bit of gardening myself:-) He is is Indonesian and is thinking of bringing some soil from the countryside because of its nutrient and 'untouched' properties. According to my friend there are 3 growing seasons in Indonesia, due to the soil's fertility and year around warm temperatures, but he isn't sure if it will cause some sort of problem mixing the soil with his own. … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=02&topic_id=1208235110 Wednesday, 15 March, 2008 00:51:50 suggi Just read what I believe to be a reliable source - milk will kill off pink snow mold. It's the bacteria and protein in it that does it.......3 oz. per 1,000 sq. feet of lawn. May be worth a try. http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=02&topic_id=1208108522 Monday, 13 March, 2008 13:42:03 suggi IFirst time ever this year I have snow mold and not sure which one but I yhink it is the pink. I ordered Plant Helper (Trichoderma atroviride) to try. Had a mastectomy for BC so got a lawn guy who wants to do spring clean up by blowing and I think he should just rake. Anything else I can do? He will be mowing also. Is snow mold - esp pink Fusarium bad for your health. I heard Fusarium can produce mycotoxins and I already had mold remediation in the basement. We get water intrusion I ha … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=12&topic_id=1192112718 Saturday, 11 March, 2008 09:13:32 John Tyler [quoted] [b]Donald Bishop wrote:[/b] How did 2007 compare to your projections from last year (speaking on general terms only)? What are your projections for 2008? [/quoted] OK late reply to Don's question. Last year was much better than we had expected. 35% growth. Now it's time face the tax man, the insurance man and the workers comp man. My projection for this season is to have an increase in sales revenue more modest. However some of that will just be due to increasing our rate … http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=09&topic_id=1207832221 Friday, 10 March, 2008 08:57:02 plantlines Need part time possible full time experienced gardener to help with my growing organic landscape business. Please call 978-546-2155 http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=09&topic_id=1206278435 Monday, 23 February, 2008 09:20:35 gil Just wondering if anyone is selling a microscope. I need it for my compost tea. Javier http://forums.gardensare.com/index.cgi?fid=05&topic_id=1205457722 Saturday, 21 February, 2008 09:54:49 gil Newburyport, MA