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J.Gil Organic Landscaping
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Our Mission
Our mission is to educate and teach the virtues and principles of organic gardening and landscaping.
What
is Organic Landscaping? Organic land care develops an attractive, safe, and useful landscape using proper methods and materials
chosen to respect the natural ecology of the land and the long- term health of the environment. In an organic landscape maintenance
no synthetic pesticides or synthetic fertilizers are used. Source, N.O.F.A
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I received an AAS in Horticulture from the Essex Agricultural
School in 2004.
I became an accredited Organic Land Care profesional from the North East Organic Farming Association
(NOFA) in early 2007 and a certified lawn care professional by the Grassroots Environmental Healthy Lawn Program in early
2006. I am Maugett certified, a member of the Ecological Landscaping Association (ELA), and an E.P.A. GreenScapes Alliance
member.
With just five years into business I have developed a strong foundation and relationship with hundreds
of customers. During the last seven years I have gained a great amount of experience, and I have trained and educated
myself in the organic approach to landscaping. Organic landscaping requires an understanding of natural systems. I incorporate
this knowledge in landscape design, construction, and maintenance, and I am proud to say that my landscaping is organic. I
differ from a conventional landscaper through the research, techniques, and products used while managing the soil, plant life,
and landscape. I am currently involved in different associations and committees, and I am actively teaching organic and ecological
gardening. I believe that the key to bringing positive and lasting change in our environment is the cultivation of broad-based
public support through education.
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All the benefits of compost but on a liquid form!
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Organic gardening; It starts with a healthy soil. Read the whole article here.
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ORGANIC LAWN CARE WORKSHOP
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KENSINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY, NH
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Thursday April 2nd 6.30-8.00pm
Learn how to maintain a healthy,natural lawn without the use of toxic pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. On thursday
April 2nd at 6.30pm Justin Spurr from Nature's Way Landcare and Javier Gil from J.Gil Organic Landscaping will teach you
simple steps to an organic lawn. Call the library to sign up. 126 Amesbury rd. Kensington, NH
03833 603-772-5022
KIMBALL LIBRARY, ATKINSON, NHFree organic lawn care workshop Tuesday April 7th. 6.30pm to 8.00pm Bring your questions for the open forum segment of the program
WEEKS PUBLIC LIBRARY 36 Post rd, Greenland, NH 03840 Wednesday April 22nd at 6.30pm Free organic workshop
Newburyport
Compost Facility. Transfer Station in
Crow lane. Compost and compost tea demonstration. Saturday April
25th from 7.30 -2.30pm
MAUDSLAY ARTS CENTER Earth Expo at Maudslay Arts Center barn. Sunday,
April 26th 2009 from 11am to 3pm.
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NEWBURYPORT ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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EDIBLE AND ORGANIC GARDENING Javier Gil will introduce participants to
an organic approach to waking your garden for the spring. Learn organic sound practices for lawn and garden care as well as practical skills like soil testing and soil health.
Newburyport Adult Education
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three 1.5 hour sessions. Tuesday 7-8.30pm Starting
May 5th
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FIRST PARISH CHURCH EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
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First Parish church is instituting a semi- annual lecture series on
pressing environmental issues. May 10th,Javier Gil will talk
about Organic gardening and Landscaping. For information
call 978-465-5597
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