We are happy to have this opportunity to tell you about our passion for creating and maintaining beautiful landscapes, our mission to provide excellent service, our goal to do our work with integrity and respect for our clients, enhancing every property we visit.
After you have spent some time here, please give us a call or send us an email and let us get started meeting your landscaping needs.
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OUR MOTTO
Whether your landscape is simple or elaborate, maintenance is the key to beauty.
Are you thinking about PLANTING VEGGIES?
Here are a few links to help:
ALL NATURAL: From Tucson Organic Gardeners
"Planting Schedule for Tucson" A page of planting dates for the year. http://www.tucsonorganicgardeners.org/ Assets/VegetablePlantingGuide.pdf
PREFER THE EDUCATED APPROACH?
From U of A Cooperative Extension:
Ten Steps to a Successful Vegetable Garden
http://cals.arizona.edu/ pubs/garden/az1435.pdf
R U a TECHIE?
From the web: A free garden planning system that tells you what to plant AND sends you seeds:
Sprout Robot
http://sproutrobot.com/
LIMITED SPACE?
Vertical Vegetable Gardening, by Chris McLaughlin:
Discover the many benefits of growing up instead of out. Available on Amazon.
OUR HISTORY
We established Jim's Landscape service in January of 1996 as a way of turning our passion into our livelihood. With just six accounts, we began offering the same kind of property care we loved to do at our own home.
Our business grew as satisfied customers referred us to family, friends, and neighbors. Steadily, we mastered skills, acquired equipment, and hired staff, while building relationships with clients and vendors.
Today, we provide residential & commercial landscape maintenance, irrigation, & landscape lighting services to homeowners, property mangers, realtors, & part-time residents.
We work hard to develop lasting relationships with our clients through responsive communication, quality service, fair pricing and attention to detail.
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