Mike Counsil Plumbinb, IncSan Jose, CA 24/7 rapid response
Fair, fixed pricing
Courteous technicians
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Sunstone LandscapeSan Jose, CA Repair and installation of automatic irrigation systems
Spring planting
Clean-Ups
Installation of Weed Blocker & Weed Control
Sprinkler Repair & Installation
Landscaping and Yard Design
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MB LANDSCAPINGSAN JOSE, CA MB LANDSCAPING CA LIC.#879595
BONDED & INSURED
SOD & SPRINKLERS
SPRINKLER REPAIR
DRIP SYSTEM
PATIO CONCRETE
PAVERS
SIDE WALKS
PONDS & WATERFALLS
& MORE
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Tips
Determining the health of your soil is essential in establishing a healthy lawn. Your local Agricultural Extension office will perform a soil analysis and give you advice on what nutrient to add to bring your soil up to it's healthiest.
Weeds germinate and grow during all seasons of the year, not only in Spring.
Weed control products need to be used regularly just like the regular fertilizing schedule.
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Determining the health of your soil is essential in establishing a healthy lawn. Your local Agricultural Extension office will perform a soil analysis and give you advice on what nutrient to add to bring your soil up to it's healthiest. 
