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Living Earth is the largest recycler of tree limbs, brush, leaves and grass clippings in Texas and Tennessee. We also process wood chips, wood wastes and sawdust. By partnering with Living Earth, our customers benefit from lower disposal costs, convenience of our facility locations and the satisfaction that they are doing their part to improve the environment.

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Living Earth has a large fleet of landscaping material delivery trucks unmatched in the industry. With a minimum quantity we can deliver our quality mulch, compost, soil mixes, sand, gravel, rock or stone and other gardening and landscaping products right to your project.

02/26/2021

Winter Storm Resources

Our thoughts are with all Texans as we work together to recover from the last week’s winter storms and power disruptions. If you are one of the millions of Texans affected by winter storm damage, the State has posted the following links to assist you during recovery: 1. Winter Weather Resources https://open.texas.gov/winter 2. Texas Department of Insurance https://www.tdi.texas.gov/

02/26/2021

Garden Recovery After a Hard Freeze

Landscapes may look pretty bad before they begin to recover, and while signs of freeze damage may be evident, it does not always look the same on all plants. Be patient, and do not go straight for the pruners to cut everything back. Following extended freezing temperatures, it may take several days or weeks before plants fully reveal the damage done. If plants are slimy or mushy, remove those parts to prevent disease or fungal infection. With woody plants, you can check for life by scratching the bark on the stems to see if it is green underneath. If you find green, your plant is still alive. Wait until spring when the new growth appears before pruning out damaged branches. As for broadleaf evergreens, you might see some partial defoliation, or at least leaf discoloration. Again, do not start pruning now; wait until new spring growth emerges and cut out branches that don’t leaf back out. Ideally, plants will shed damaged leaves and new ones will emerge this spring. If limbs do not leaf out by April, repeat the scratch test and go from there. To give your plants a boost this Spring, feed the soil with compost and add a slow-release fertilizer. Make sure your plants receive adequate watering and apply a new layer of mulch around the plant base to protect the soil. Avoid mulch coming in direct contact with the plant.

02/26/2021

Living Earth Delivers

Living Earth has resumed full business operations following last week’s winter storms. Our sites are fully stocked and staffed, and we continue to follow CDC Covid Guidelines to ensure your safety and the safety of our employees. When you are ready to renew your outdoor space, we are here and ready to serve you. Whether you are picking up product or scheduling delivery, LivingEarth will provide you with a convenient contactless purchasing experience. If you prefer to arrange a safe and efficient delivery, here are some tips when scheduling: TX https://livingearth.net/texas/delivery/ TN https://tennessee.livingearth.net/mulch-compost-soil-delivery/