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Jolly Green Planet, Inc.

Vicki Kennedy, Owner

5415 Lake Howell Road #136
Winter Park FL 32792
407 366 7071
[email protected]
http://www.jollygreenplanet.com

Services/Products/IPM Description

Range of Products and Services

Jolly Green Planet Organic Lawn Care Services is your source for a toxic-free, environmentally friendly lawn. Our goal is to restore the natural balance of a landscape without harming the health of our clients, wildlife, children, their pets or the environment. It is possible to have a green lawn without jeopardizing the health of your family and the planet.

Services/Products Categories

  • Residential
  • School
  • Commercial
  • Landscape
  • Golf course

Definition of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

IPM is an environmentally responsible method of controlling pests. We apply the proper nutrients to the soil which helps restore the natural balance--the way nature intended it--so that pests do not become an issue in the first place. In addition to prevention, IPM also relies on controlling and monitoring.

How Pest Problems Are Identified

Staff has knowledge of different pests in order to identify.

Tools, Practices, and Materials Used/Sold

Practices Used to Prevent or Control Pests

To prevent pests we start use cultural practices, such as proper watering, adequate nutrition, mowing and aeration. We also encourage using plants/turf that is naturally resistant to pests.

Biological Controls Used?

Compost (beneficial nematodes), ladybugsbig-eyed bugs

Borates Used?

No

Synthetic Chemicals Used?

No

Top Ten Pesticides Used/Sold/Recommended

DNR

How Much Pesticide Used Per Year, and How Applied?

DNR

Uses Physical or Mechanical Controls?

Aeration, physical weed removal, pruning

Lawn Care

Type of Fertilizers Used/Sold/Recommended

Depends on the specific needs of the lawn. Some include: compost, worm castings, organic fertilizer blends.

Evaluation

How Effectiveness of Pest Management Systems is Evaluated

By monitoring the health of the lawn and observing improvement in pest situations.

References

Brigida Geltz 407 927 5407; Lisa O'Connor 352 735 4188