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Soils Alive Blog
Katy Trail Goes Organic with Soils Alive
Posted by Soils Alive Administrator on Monday, September 21, 2009
Soils Alive has been chosen as the exclusive provider of organic fertilization services for Dallas' Katy Trail. Soils Alive will be employing the same eco-friendly and safe organic fertilization practices on the Katy Trail as used for Soils Alive customers.
“We’re excited that the Katy Trail is environmentally responsible to its patrons and that we at Soils Alive are able to be a part of feeding the trail landscape organically,” commented Michael Bosco, Soils Alive Founder.
Open year-round and free to Dallas residents and visitors, the Katy Trail is a Dallas city park. Built along the now defunct Katy Railway line, the trail extends 3.5 miles from Airline Road to the American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas. The trail is supported and funded by the nonprofit group Friends of the Katy Trail.
About this blog
Welcome! Soils Alive's blog was conceived as a method for Soils Alive to provide the latest and most up-to-date information for those who are curious or are seeking answers to common Organic Lawn Care issues.
Within this blog you will find anecdotes, issues and answers from Soils Alive's founder, Michael Bosco. Please comment on any entry or ask an organic lawn & landscape care related question.
