Meadowview Landscaping is a leader in organic treatment of plants
and lawns.
Why is this important? What
are some Alternatives?
You want your outdoor living space to be as safe as your indoor living
space. Organics are a 100% safe and a natural treatment, helping to
sustain your plant life and encouraging your plants and trees to grow
healthier, without harmful chemicals.
"Eventually you and I will be drinking what we put on our lawns,
plants and trees" said Paul Johnson, Owner.
Our professional staff use root injection equipment putting the food
where the roots are, and we have special spray guns for treating trees up to
40 feet high.
We have found that when we treat a home in this manner, that
neighbors frequently also sign up because in our experience the results of
Organic treatments achieve rapid results. And the benefits for our
children and grandchildren (and our pets) are well known.
"Each year, American homeowners us approximately 70 Million pounds
of pesticides to maintain their lawns, mostly for aesthetic purposes.
Yet as the use of these chemicals continues to grow, reseachers continue to
uncover the links between pesticide exposures and serious human health
problems, including several types of concer, neurological and reproductive
disorders and birth defects"
"Regulations concerning the marketing and use of these potentially
harmful products do little to protect consumers. Every pesticide on
the market carries and EPA registration number, but this only means that the
active ingredients are listed and instructions for its use are given,
including warnings of acute health effects. Warnings about potential
long-term or chronic health effects from the active ingredients are not
required." (The above two paragraphs are copy written by
Grassroots Environmental Education )
Eliot Spitzer, New York State Attorney General adds, "Pesticides
pose health risks, even when used and applied in full compliance with
manufacturers recommendations and legal requirements".
The Grassroots Environmental Education adds: "Children are
especially vulnerable to environmental toxins, including pesticides.
Their normal activities include playing on floors and on grass where
pesticides accumulate, and they routinely put unwashed hands or other
objects in their mouths."
