By Franklin12345 May 21, 2014
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By Anonymous August 03, 2010
We hired the Wizzard to redo our front and back yards, and we just love watching the neighbors drive by, slow down, and even stop to look at our gorgeous new yard! Great service, start to finish and very fairly priced! Hats off to the Wizzard, thanks again! ...read more
By CleanNaples July 12, 2010
I'm so glad we're connected on MC. I look forward to partnering with you on projects. Let me know if I can help you in any way with your business! ...read more
You may have seen a lot of construction in the front of Wizzard Services lately. Why you ask? We are currently moving Annies Home&Garden; located at 7947 Airport Rd. N in Naples to our location here on pine ridge rd! Wizzard Services is expanding their business, and bringing even more great products and services to offer our Customers. Feel free to visit Annies Home&Garden atwww.annieshomeandgarden.netto learn about their huge liquidation moving sale! (sale is located only at Annies Home & Garden).While Annies and its inventory is located at 7947 Airport Rd N. everything is being liquidated and must go before the move! Once Annies (and its inventory) has been moved onto Wizzards property at 1717 Pine Ridge Rd, everything will be back to its original prices, so visit Annies Home & Garden today while the sale lasts! (and don't forget, now is the perfect time to trim up your trees, hurricane season is only 3 short months away!) ...read more
By Wizzard Lake Nursery DBA Tree Wizzard February 11, 2011
Did you know that most tropical plants in SWFL start showing freeze damage around 43 degrees?! What can you do to protect your plants from the cold weather? Pay attention to the weather reports, and if the weather is predicted to be 43 degrees or under follow our helpful hints below: When possible, be sure to soak the plants heavily during the day when the temperature is at its warmest. If you are not able to soak the plants during the day time hours, be sure to soak the ground AND NOT THE FOILAGE as soon as you can. If the foilage is still wet when the temperature drops past 40 degrees the water will freeze and will cause damage. When possible, cover your plant material with cloth material. ***NEVER USE PLASTIC TO COVER YOUR PLANTS!*** (Plastic causes condensation to accumulate and will actually cause more damage to your plants than if you were to do nothing at all!) In the photo above, our Garden Center uses mirifi cloth (frost cloth) to protect our inventory. If you do not have access to mirifi cloth, you can use any cloth material such as bed sheets to cover your plants for a freeze. If you are not able to cover the entire plant (foilage and all) be sure to soak the ground/base of the plant and cover the base of the plant with cloth material. This will ensure the roots keep warm during the freeze, and help the plant survive. If cold weather is expected to last longer than one night, use your judgement as to keeping your plants covered during the duration. ( Here at Wizzard Services, we tend to keep our plants covered for the duration due to our large inventory-it can take an entire dayandour entire crew to prepare for cold weather. ) ***If you can uncover your plants when the sun is up the next day and the temperature has gone up, it is a good idea to let your plants get as much sun as possible.*** (Just be sure to cover them again before nightfall when the temperatures drop.) Finally, make sure to shut your sprinkler or irrigation systems off (including drip irrigation for pots) if they normally run at night. If your system is left on during this weather, it could kill your plants almost overnight. If you do notice your plants have sustained frost damage, keep in mind thatMOSTtropical plantswillrecover. Try to avoid heavily trimming any plant during the colder frosty months, as it will freeze any new growth and the main plant and could cause irrepairable damage. It is wise to wait until the frosty weather is over before heavily trimming your plants/trees. If you ever have any questions or concerns about your landscaping, feel free to contact our Garden Center staff at 239-597-4414 where we would be happy to help. ...read more
By Wizzard Lake Nursery DBA Tree Wizzard January 12, 2011
October is almost here! October seems to be the start of a bustling season for SWFL. The holidays are just around the corner, family and friends; are busy planning vacations and visits with out of town guests...and we just love beautifying our community! (why do you think so many people vacation here?) Our expert landscape design and installation team can add some magic to your yard just in time for those special guests to enjoy the holiday seasons. Enjoy saving 30% off any of our expert Landscaping Services throughout the month of October! From privacy plantings, to a soothing water feature, we can create a calming oasis to keep the bustling world out of sight, and out of mind while you relax with loved ones in the comfort of your own yard. As most SWFL residents know, October can also be an active month for storms. Although our Hurricane Season is almost over, we've seen first hand how the season can end with a 'blow out', (so to speak). That's why the Wizzard is offering a 30% discount on any of our expert Tree Services throughout the month of October 2010. From tree trimming, to relocations, removals or our Hurricane Prep&Clean-up; Services, we can keep your family, and your home safe from the storms. Call us or stop by today to schedule an appointment for a free estimate and see how you can enjoy 30% off this October! But hurry, appointments go fast this time of year! ...read more
By Wizzard Lake Nursery DBA Tree Wizzard September 24, 2010
Selling herb plants in a retail setting will require you to start a business. This can be a physical store or an online business. There is a lot of preparation and research that will need to be done to make this company a success. ...read more
Perennial plants are plants that live for two or more years. Once planted, these plants will grow on their own without the need to replant. Perennial plants can be grouped together, used as a garden border or as accent pieces to your garden. ...read more