What Landscape Professionals Don't Know

Whether you are a landscape architect, landscape designer, landscape contractor, general landscaper or work in landscape maintenance, knowing how to use organics for your landscape business and customer is a win win. The trick is knowing what is real organic and what is not. Too many landscape professionals don't know the truth about organic labeling of products. They believe in the advice of experts who are parroting information that is not really organic, and in information on the internet on how to do things organically when bringing organics to a project or job. 

Where Landscape Professionals Should Begin

Not many landscape professionals start their designs, installs or maintenance from the ground up. It all begins in the soil, and REAL Organic Landscape & Design takes off to new heights once the professional understands the power of starting off their projects with the proper use of soil biology (microbes), nutrition and mineralization. These are not usually high on the list of most landscape professionals. 

When Landscape Professionals See Results

Once the REAL Organic protocols of soil building and management is understood and utilized, landscapes take on a new life. The immediacy of the effect of soil building is stunning in it’s delivery of energy, beauty and vitality to the new landscape, the redo or the transition of maintenance jobs from conventional to REAL Organic. Landscapes that are installed or maintained with the soil as the arch which the rest of the project passes through are healthier and easier to maintain, see accelerated growth and have far less disease and pest issues to contend with. 

The REAL Organic protocols build from there through natural disease and pest management, natural and real organic fertilization and long lasting beauty and strength that your customers will enjoy for years to come. Learning how to incorporate REAL Organics into your landscape business makes you and your company unique and elevates the value of your skill. Don’t just offer up “Organic”, or partial organic, or even Faux Organic, offer your clients the benefits and added value of REAL Organic. 

To learn more about real organic, read A Hundred Years of Deception - Why Gardening Must Change today.