Here’s how to get rid of invasive honeysuckle. Most avid gardeners in the St. Louis area know that Bush Honeysuckle (Lonicera Maackii), is a problematic invasive species. With increased awareness about this problematic pest plant, we’re sharing some of the best ways any property owner can work to get rid of Bush Honeysuckle.
On Friday, November 14th, Quiet Village Landscaping Co. volunteered with St. Louis’ Forest Park Forever Nature Reserve staff and Park Ecologist Peter VanLinn III to clear away invasive plants and trees. Despite the 34-degree weather, we removed honeysuckles, mulberries and other invasive species from a large plot of land in-between the Highlands golf course and Jefferson Lake. …
Last month, Quiet Village Landscaping took advantage of a neat opportunity to help out the Habitat for Humanity ReStore location near the Sam’s Choice on Manchester. We donated materials and labor to add some charm to their store sign. We kept it green, using native plants in the design. If you aren’t familiar with Habitat …
For Earth Day this year, our team cleaned up and provided maintenance for East Desperes Park off of Skinker. We aerated, over-seeded, fertilized and mulched until the park looked fabulous! Don’t forget to do something to help the environment this season!
We are so proud to be a sponsor for St. Louis Children’s Hospital! Here’s our Marketing Manager Rachel hanging with the clowns at the Cocktails & Clowns benefit event at Windows on Washington on Friday, March 21st. Doc ICU is one of the clowns that helps make patients smile at Children’s Hospital–one of his assets is …
“So there we were, ankle-deep in Christmas lights, standing in a dumpster…” Quiet Village Landscaping had a blast sorting holiday lights with our friends at St. Louis Green on Wednesday, December 11th. Folks dropped off old Christmas lights that didn’t work anymore at various locations, donating them to St. Louis Green. Our mission was to …
