Nature's Rain Organic Lawn Care Inc. is an organic-based, environmentally responsible, owner-operated lawn and shrub care company in Westchester, New York. All associates are N.Y.S. certified arborists. Ours is the only program of its kind that not only feeds the trees as it feeds the lawn, but does so without adding toxic salts commonly found in commercial fertilizers.Since 1985, Nature's Rain Horticultural Service has been providing non-toxic tree and lawn care that promotes beautiful, green landscapes without excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
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Nature's Rain is your source for organic lawn, shrub & tree spray services in Westchester & Greenwich. Our certified arborists strive to give you the greenest, healthiest lawn without harming the environment. Regardless of which program you choose, your property will always receive our famous feeding program that includes over 20 nutrients and soil amendments that actually help feed your trees, as well as the lawn.
To arrange a fast free estimate, please provide us with your name, home and work, (or cell) numbers, and address with city or town. We will review the property over the next 5 days and contact you with our findings, you do not need to be home. A confirmation will appear after you hit submit, we look forward to working with you. Let our state certified technicians keep your property healthy without harming the environment.
Lyme disease is the number one spreading vector borne epidemic in the U.S. and Europe, and mimics other chronic diseases according to the CDC figures from 2013. Tick borne co-infections are also rapidly rising, such as bartonella, ehrlichia, babesia, mycoplasma, chlamydia, and candidatus mikurensis are just some of the more common co-infections seen with the Borrellia bacteria of Lyme.
The Lone-Star tick has found it's way into our landscapes and brings with it a new disease to add to the 22+ co-infections of Lyme disease that exist already. Read about this new threat on the Lyme Tab at the top of the page. Spring; NO Power raking, please! A winter of heavy snow and bitter cold has taken it's toll on your lawn and trees.
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Amy Cheung
Jun 02, 2022
