Valentines Day is usually a day reserved for chocolates, roses and romance but this year, why not turn it into landscaping, mulch and soil? Landscapers, professional and amateur alike, haven’t really been feeling “the love” from mother nature with the consistent stream of snow storms this winter so why not give the gift of landscaping supplies? Sunshine and summer time will soon be on the way and the last thing a landscaper needs to deal with (or stress over) is a shortage in landscaping supplies when they’re eager to get back outside.
Below is a list that is sure to warm the heart of professional landscapers, amateur landscapers and even gardeners this Valentines Day!
1. Soil & Mulch
Flowers, plants and trees all need fertile, rich soil so why not gift a delivery? Soil can be expensive, especially for more exhaustive jobs and more so if the lawn or garden is in rough shape after an ice or a snow storm. Gifting mulch will help aid in the design and setting of a new spring lawn as well as keep the soil healthy and rich for flowers to bloom as the warmer temperatures arrive.
2. Pavers and Stone
A city or condo dweller? Thinking of going into a complete re-design? Why not take some of the time and money off that landscapers shoulder? Pavers and stone can really take a toll on a landscaping budget, yet all landscapers know how beautiful and what aesthetic value can be added with the incorporation of stone.
3. Landscaping Supply Gift Certificates
Unsure of what supplies are needed? Unsure of what this spring will bring for design inspiration? A gift certificate is a perfect idea! JK Enterprise Landscaping Supply offers specials on bulk AND delivers allowing that gift certificate to go even further while adding convenience!
4. Landscaping Design Classes
More amateur than professional? Interested in learning the process of landscaping design? Interested in learning new techniques? Why not gift the gift of “landscape learning?” All levels will welcome this fun and thoughtful gift and will gain new tips and ideas for spring 2011.
