View Full Version : Complaint: "Too much grass"
Organic a go go
06-20-2008, 09:37 PM
If Im lyin' Im dyin'. Got this from a customer today. Husband and wife. She is hard core organic he's not so much. I've given them Restore and several apps of Bill's product and mulch mow at 2.0" I mow them every 6-7 days and by the time I show up the grass really needs cutting. Just like I want it.
The guy comes out today and says. " I just don't understand why my grass needs cutting so badly. I'd like it if there wasn't so much grass....."
He said his neighbor has ChemLawn and their grass isn't so high at the end of the week.....
Bit my tongue in two trying not to tell the guy that if he wanted less grass he should hire ChemLawn.
DeepGreenLawn
06-20-2008, 09:48 PM
I'm confused... this is an organic lawn? and it is outgrowing Chemlawn? How are you doing that? Or are they getting to that point in the year where they spray and put down air? I picked up a customer who said he actually stopped a guy, with c hemlawn, and there was literally nothing in the hopper, now he is my customer, makes me not want to hire help though...
treegal1
06-20-2008, 09:55 PM
we out grow a chem lawn every time, color size roots evry thing. and some times with out water!!!
some folks ya just cant reach..............
DeepGreenLawn
06-20-2008, 11:28 PM
the water issue is something else on my mind. Everyone is starting to say that the drought is coming back again. It makes me want to go in survivor mode and at the same time show what organics can really do.
Survivor mode means get compost out to everyone fast while we can still water. Is this a good idea? skip the next treatment and do compost? and then the next treatment I can make my money back by just using ICT? Or should I try and make my own CT?
treegal1
06-21-2008, 12:19 AM
compost, yes any time , sounds like your late??? tea is just compost leachate+air so get that copost going!!!!
DeepGreenLawn
06-21-2008, 12:22 AM
yeah, I had a nagging feeling that I was kind of skipping a step. Is a compost treatment about the same cost to the customer as a regular treatment? Or do you charge them extra?
Kiril
06-21-2008, 09:29 AM
Compost does a soil good.
JDUtah
06-21-2008, 09:41 PM
Is Restore a fertilizer?
js.lawn
06-21-2008, 09:51 PM
so the point is chemlawn dont firt everyone knows that
so the point is chemlawn dont firt everyone knows that
They do a good job of getting the grass addicted to high levels of nitrogen, that's what. :laugh:
treegal1
06-21-2008, 10:02 PM
the chem side does a good job polluting
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