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06 Jun 2017

June 6, 2017 0 Comments By John Drew Landscaping Aaron Clark, Arizona, Cave Creek, Columbus, Desert Foothills Landscape, Entrepreneur, Flowerbeds, Irrigation, Juanita Wdowiak, Landscape Magazine, Lawn Care, Mark Wdowiak, Mowing, Mulching, North, Ohio, Phoenix, Snow Shoveling, Sprinkler, Trimming

Winning out West

Author: Brooke N. Bates - Lawn & Landscape Magazine - May 2017 - "Winning out West"

Aaron Clark sustains a culture of teamwork that drives his people to succeed.

Providing phone and internet services isn’t that different from providing lawn care services. In fact, they’re “eerily similar,” says Aaron Clark, who has launched companies in both industries.

At the telecom company Clark started and ran for 11 years, technicians installed equipment for his patented technology, and then performed monthly maintenance. Now, Clark manages technicians who install landscapes and irrigation systems, and provide ongoing sprinkler service and lawn care maintenance.

Carefree appreciates $75,000 in donated firehouse landscaping

Author: Curtis Riggs | Sonoran News | October 1, 2008

The beauty of the Carefree Fire Station was greatly enhanced recently thanks to a $75,000 landscaping donation from the folks at Desert Foothills Landscape.

Mark and Juanita Wdowiak landscaped the outside of the $2.5 million firehouse with large armed saguaros, a Giant Cereus Monstrosus, golden barrel cactus, a Grande Ocotillo and variety of yucca and agave plants.

The landscape designers also put in rock arroyos, which will drain rainwater away from the building and take it out into the street.

Carefree Town Center Gardens to get free facelift

BY LINDA BENTLEY | MARCH 2, 2011 | Sonoran News

Carefree resident Mark Wdowiak, who owns Desert Foothills Landscape with his wife Juanita, after being approached by Carefree residents and master gardeners Marilyn Maloney and June Reilly, offered to enhance the landscaping in Carefree Town Center Gardens at no cost to the town.

During the March 1 council meeting, Town Administrator Gary Neiss said Maloney and Reilly had approached the town regarding their desire to further enhance the gardens.

Those conversations resulted in their contacting Wdowiak to see what level of interest he might have in participating in the project.

Home of Distinction – 2016 – Cantabria

To help raise money for a wonderful local organization, St. Joseph the Worker, that helps disadvantaged individuals, Desert Foothills Landscape partnered with Cantabria Homes in July of 2016. The mission of St. Joseph the Worker is to assist homeless, low-income and other disadvantaged individuals in their efforts to become self-sufficient through quality employment.
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18 Apr 2017

April 18, 2017 0 Comments By John Drew Landscaping 2011, April, Arid, Ash Trees, Back East, Cacti, Climate, Desert Foothills Landscape, Desert Landscape, Dormant, East Coast, Flourish, Foliage, Garden, Home, Irrigation, Landscape, Landscape Mistakes, Lantana, Liontailing, Nancy Erdmann, Nursery, Nuts, Organic, Ornamental Grasss, Phoenix, Plants, Pots, Pruning, Red Bird of Paradise, Root, Soil, Trees, Turf

TOP 10 LANDSCAPE MISTAKES

Author: Nancy Erdmann – Phoenix Home & Garden – April 2011 – Top 10 Landscape Mistakes
1.) Not understanding your plants’ needs: There is a tendency to purchase a plant that looks good at the nursery without a basic understanding
of its ultimate size, frost sensitivity, and exposure and soil requirements. Do your homework, and in the end it will save you time and money.

2.) Buying plants without considering their size at maturity: People forget how big plants will get when they see them at the nursery. Be sure to determine the space that established plants will need so that they can grow to their full potential.

3.) Lack of plant continuity: I call these “dog’s lunch” landscapes, where there is a little of everything thrown in with no composition. Plant nuts can be the worst offenders. But it is easy to solve by selecting a few theme plants to repeat throughout the garden to pull it all together.
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