DVD on Organic Lawn Care Shows How To Have a Great Lawn Without the Dangerous Chemicals

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 13, 2010 --

BOSTON, Mass.—For many homeowners, spring and summer is the time to weigh the health and environmental costs of using commercial chemical fertilizers and pesticides. While most homeowners understand the environmental and health concerns related to these products, they may not know how to have a natural, organic lawn.

Now, in a new DVD about natural lawncare, homeowners can learn how to have a beautiful lawn—without the use of dangerous chemicals.

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DVD on Organic Lawn Care Shows How To Have a Great Lawn Without the Dangerous Chemicals

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The DVD, created by Comfylawn and available now at http://www.organiclawnmovie.com, provides homeowners and the industry with everything they need to know about organic lawn care, including solving soil issues without chemicals, the importance of compost, compost tea, as well as practical advice regarding mowing, water, aeration, renovation, and how to avoid insect infestation and common grass diseases.

Best of all, all of the topics are provided in an easy-to-follow video format that homeowners can review again and again.

“Our proven techniques will result in your lawn becoming sustainable,” says Earl McGhee, Comfylawn owner. “That means less work, less money spent and a healthier life for everyone you love. For the cost of a cheap rake and 80 minutes of your time, you'll know more about lawns than most landscapers.”

Comfylawn, established in 2009, is built on McGhee’s 30 years of experience and education in the field. The company is dedicated to spreading knowledge about natural lawn care.

“A beautiful natural lawn is safe for your family and pets,” says McGhee. “Along with that security, you'll have a beautiful green lawn your neighbors will envy all without the ‘Danger! Keep Off’ signs.”

More information can be found online at http://www.organiclawnmovie.com

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