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GARDEN CENTER 1 23742 MOULTON PARKWAY GARDEN CENTER 2 23102 VIA CAMPO VERDE<\/p>\n
OPEN DAILY SUNUP – SUNDOWN OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. TUE – SAT<\/p>\n
CONTACT 949-268-2387\/TAMARA.HALLE@VMSINC.ORG
\nRAINY DAY<\/p>\n
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FALL GROWING SEASON TREE TRIMMING<\/p>\n
I hope you’re all enjoying the start of the fall growing season. As part of our<\/p>\n
seasonal maintenance, we’d like to share some updates about upcoming<\/p>\n
tree trimming.<\/p>\n
If you rent a tree plot, you’ll be contacted by Tami Halle, who will help take<\/p>\n
inventory of the trees in your plot and assess trimming needs. Once that<\/p>\n
assessment is complete, we’ll request estimates from several tree service<\/p>\n
companies to determine the cost of the work.<\/p>\n
Each gardener will be responsible for covering the cost associated with<\/p>\n
trimming the trees in their<\/p>\n
plot. If you prefer, you may<\/p>\n
arrange for trimming independently, provided it complies<\/p>\n
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Thank you for your attention and cooperation. If you have any<\/p>\n
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