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Saturday February 10, 2007 Demand for valuable cypress slow to die. Chopping down a cypress tree to build a better landscape is like tearing down a historical home for lumber to build a better garage. The end products may be pretty to look at but the price is incalculable and the materials irreplaceable. Sunday November 26, 2006 Forestry Resources: Turning Non-native Trees Into Landscaping Gold Company keeps it natural Mulch treated, dyed sold for landscaping Wednesday September 6, 2006 Landscape Companies Gain Parking Option, Thanks to Forestry Resources Landscape companies stuck without a place to park their equipment have a new alternative with Old 41 RV Storage. Forestry Resources Landscape Supply company acquired 10 acres in 2005 to rent out space behind its storefront, where customers can purchase everything from shovels and mulch, to fertilizer. Saturday August 5, 2006 Stormproof Now, Before Winds Blow Naples Daily News Special Monday May 15, 2006 Contact 5 Investigates: Poison In Your Yard A massive pile of trash: wooden poles,plywood, siding, wood pallet. All this construction and demolition debris could be headed for your backyard. Wednesday May 10, 2006 Mulching For Water Conservation As Southwest Florida surpasses 45 days without any measurable rain, homeowners are faced with searching for ways to maintain a lush landscape while adhering to mandatory irrigation conservation efforts. Friday April 14, 2006 Forestry Resources recognized for post-hurricane recovery and restoration work at Lakes Regional Park Forestry Resources Inc. is one of two firms being recognized by Lee County Parks and Recreation for their recovery and environmental restoration work at Lakes Regional Park in South Fort Myers damaged by Hurricane Charley in August 2004. Wednesday November 30, 2005 Making Mulch Of An Old Rumor Rumor has it that mulching your garden beds or your trees and shrubs could starve your plants. You haven't caught wind of this rumor? Wednesday November 23, 2005 Gardening: How much mulch do you need to spruce up your garden? To quickly spruce up their messy, hurricane-ravaged landscapes, gardeners can mulch garden beds. Saturday March 26, 2005 The Great Coverup: Which Mulch is Best For You? Spring is here and the garden beckons us to return. Time to prune overgrown shrubs and trees, plant new annuals, vegetables and vines for summer enjoyment. Show Older Press Releases.

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