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6/27/2012 0 Comments

Need Some Landscaping Help?

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Huskie'z is working hard to provide the best service, the best product and the best team. They use only commercial grade materials for all our sprinkler systems and tools. They want to work with the client throughout the process in educating and updating you on everything throughout the construction process. If there is ever a question, all you need to do is ask.  

If you are looking for a professional maintenance company, Huskie'z is the first choice. They offer everything from a basic weekly package to an all-encompassing package where they handle everything from mowing to snow removal and from fertilizer to sprinkler repairs. Call them today for a free price quote and begin your service as soon as tomorrow (801) 712-2575 or visit them online at huskiezlandscaping.com
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6/17/2012 0 Comments

Ortho Home Defense MAX  vs  Demand CS by Sygenta

Didn't your mother teach you to never judge a book by it's cover? Ortho Home Defense MAX looks appealing doesn't it? Those cleaver marketers sure know how to add attractive packaging to increase revenues. If that's the reason you bought this product then the joke is on you. Let's compare Home Defense MAX to Demand CS.... (You'll see that beyond the label, inside the bottle- will make or break your results.)
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  • Little odor and Non-staining
  • Only effective for a few weeks in outdoor conditions.
  • No micro capsules.
  • High use rate of active ingredient Bifinthren. A low solution rate of only .05%. 
  • Can be applied to foliage.
  • Crickets, spiders (excluding Black Widow and Brown Recluse), Carpet Beetles, Earwigs, Firebrats, Moths and Silverfish. Ineffective on cockroaches and other pests.
  • Not used in Hospitals and food establishments. 
  • Treatment to pests can take up to an hour or longer. 
  • Not organic-based whatsoever. 



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  • Odorless and Non-staining
  • Up to 90+ days of residual treatment, including outdoor weather conditions. 
  • 10,000 microcapsules per square inch. 
  • Low use rate of lamda-cyhalothrin, minimizing active ingredient introduced into environment. 
  • Can be applied directly to foliage of plants, trees, shrubs, turf and other landing or harbor areas without damaging.
  • Controls 20+ pest species, including seasonal nuisance pest.
  • Used in Hospitals, Day Cares, Restaurants and Schools 
  • Creates treatment to pests in as little as 15 minutes 
  • Synthetic Pyrethroids (derivative of chrysanthemum and marigold flowers). Organic-based

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6/9/2012 1 Comment

Yellow Jackets and Hornets and Wasps...OH MY!!!

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Yellow Jackets
(Enlarged to show detail) This wasp accounts for about 90% of all stings from the wasp family. Yellow jackets are easily distinguished from bees because they have very few body hairs. The queens start a new colony in the early springtime. Queens prefer to build underground nests and will take advantage of abandoned rodent burrows. Colonies can quickly build up to over 10,000 members in just one summer. 
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Hornets
Hornets will rarely sting unless repeatedly threatened near the nest. The queens build new aerial nests every spring. Like yellowjackets, workers will increase the nest size with papery cells and feed larvae. Nests are generally attached to trees or bushes, but they can also be found on structures. Sometimes hornet nests can be found under eaves and other building overhangs. Sometimes hornets are attracted to ripening fruit be sure to dispose of any fallen fruits on the ground to minimize hornets in an area.  
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The Paper Wasp
The adult Paper Wasps are more slender than yellow jackets or hornets and often have long legs dangling during flight. Paper wasps have a very distinct waist and appear smooth or hairless. Paper wasps are typically dark brown, orange or red in color, or can be banded with yellow and black. Paper wasps build open-cell nests in protected areas. The open cells are not covered with a papery envelope like with hornets. Overwintering queens will start new nests on almost any structure or small cavity, including trees, rocks, wood, playground equipment, and buildings. Reducing queens and small nests early in the spring will prevent large colonies from building up.  
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6/3/2012 0 Comments

TPC sponsors Jordan High School student

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 Meet Sara Alles, an avid sports player with the drive and talent to be the best at whatever sport she plays, from football to softball. Right now she plays softball for Jordan High in Sandy, UT. She's shooting for a scholarship to Colorado State University. With her determination and practice, she'll get there! Her dream is to become a Veterinarian. How cool is that?! 

We're proud we could be a sponsor for this talented young lady! 

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