The Green Industry's Resource Center

Hamons · #1 03-07-2003, 09:24 AM

Who's from the Kansas City Metro area. Let's all sign - in and then we'll have a list to contact when we have a question or want to get the word out about something.

DLS1 · #2 03-07-2003, 11:49 AM

I mow part-time in Lee's Summit.

bruces · #3 03-07-2003, 12:27 PM

Hamons,

How is the flier campaign going?

Lombardi · #4 03-08-2003, 11:45 AM

Near Lee's Summit.
Jeff, I responded to you about mulch acouple of weeks ago but didn't get a reply.

SummitFarmer · #5 03-10-2003, 07:27 PM

Here in Lees Summit. Lntrlawn@swbell.net

Andrews Lawn · #6 03-10-2003, 10:25 PM

Hey, I am from Johnson County here.

I mainly mow in Shawnee. I do lawn maintence and landscaping.

If anyone evers needs a sub-contractor, just give me a shout, i am always looking for work. You can chat with me on aol im, screen name is pacamaroz28

Thanks,

Andrews' Lawn and Landscape

Rooster · #7 03-10-2003, 11:54 PM

GREAT to see all the people from Kansas City.

Hamons we're neighbors, I'm off 80th and Metcalf.

Rick

Hamons · #8 03-11-2003, 07:05 PM

Bruce, Flyer have been minimally sucessful. I think I started a little tioo early. The last group go out this Thursday --- Sio I hope for the best turn out from these. Another 5,000 tot he same people who got them two weeks ago. C'mon warm weather!!!!!

Lombardi, Sorry about missing your earlier post. I get my Mulch from Suburban usually -- it's convenient. Cedar goes for $22.99. Not too bad for around here. I also sometimes go out to a place in Martin city called Mulch mart. I talked with a guy yesterday that would sell me Cedar for 16.00 a yard but it was for a semi load -- 100 yard min. I don't have that kind of space unfortunately -- his number is 913-541-1153

Rooster very close. remember we talked earlier -- you knew of my gramps, Virgil. From the Shawnee Legion Post 327 . You were honored at my wife's school as a veteran.

Hamons · #9 03-11-2003, 07:10 PM

Does anybody have any suggestions where an economical place to dump yard debris is.

Alot of times after doing various landscaping jobs I'll have alittle brush or dirt, or just basically junk-- but all organic compostable type of stuff. Last year I had a agreement with another landscaping company to dump at their site -- but that isn't going to work this year -- I have to find a new place.

What do you think -- any ideas? Deffenbaugh is too frickin expensive to even consider!