Landscaper

Soil health begins with biological diversity

Let us simplify your process

A landscaper’s role is to enhance the beauty and functionality of a property. They work with a variety of plants, including herbaceous plants, sod, turf grasses, shrubs, trees, and more, and often handle the installation of irrigation systems. In some cases, adding new fertile soil is necessary to ensure successful growth. Once the installation is complete, many landscapers continue to serve their clients by providing ongoing care, such as mulching, aerating, and fertilizing on an annual basis.

At L&C Natural Ag, our mission is to simplify these services and provide a kind of “insurance policy” for your landscaping efforts. We aim to ensure new roots have a high survival rate while fostering soil biology, allowing roots to cycle nutrients effectively and support long-term plant health and growth.

Less Equals More

Disease Protection

Eco-Friendly

Nutrient Cycling

“Insurance Policy”

Not insurance in the literal sense, of course. At some point after a new installation, your customer is likely to take over yard maintenance. But what happens if they don’t have a green thumb, and as the landscaper, you’ve guaranteed the plants and shrubs will thrive for a year? Don’t worry—microbes are here to back you up.

By fostering a strong, diverse microbial community, you’re giving those new transplants the best chance to succeed. Microbes help root systems establish faster, ensure nutrients are delivered as needed, and support mycorrhizae, which play a key role in defending against pathogens. It’s like giving those plants an extra layer of support for long-term success.

What Are Microbes?