Specifications for Landscaping Spacers | Why Cardboard Spacers Are Rain-Resistant
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m finally revealing the “Green Spacer”—the topic I teased in my last post lol. We’re the only company that’s completed on-site testing and submitted our proposal based on our own ingenuity. The officials in charge at the city office said it’s novel and gave it a thumbs-up…
Introducing the Green Spacer | 1,001 TP3T Recycled in 6 Months
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. You’d think there wouldn’t be much creativity when it comes to landscaping, right? lol Well, there actually is! lol It’s absolutely brimming with creativity. After all, it’ll be almost completely gone in about six months. Of course, it depends on the site conditions and weather, but 100% will be gone in a year. 100% Lisa…
Basics of Vegetation Planting (Part 4) | Determining Spray Thickness and the Japan Road Association Guidelines
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It’s snowing like crazy around Nagoya, lol. That said, since we slope maintenance workers often do our jobs in places where snow is the norm, it’s no big deal—and since all our vehicles are equipped with studless tires, we should be fine. However, accidents always involve another party…
Basics of Landscaping (Part 3) | 9 Points for On-Site Surveys
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. There was a middle school math problem that went like this: “You want to make a saltwater solution with a concentration of 20% by adding salt to 100g of water. How many grams of salt should you add to the water?” It took me 20 minutes to solve it lol. Math is hard. Basics of Greening (Part 1) Greening…
Basics of Landscaping (Part 2) | Determining Plant Suitability Based on pH Levels
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It’s gotten a lot colder over the past few days. I guess this means the ski resorts are finally in business? After all, they’ve been saying we’d get heavy snow this year ever since last year. It looks like the winter tires I finally switched to at the end of November last year are finally going to come in handy. But anyway, moving on from that…
Basics of Landscaping (Part 1) | Measuring Hard Spots with a Yamakita-Style Soil Hardness Tester
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I’ve been reposting a lot of blog entries lately, lol, but there’s a reason for that. You see, you can’t back up posts on Ameblo. If a post gets deleted, that’s it—it’s gone for good—so to preserve the posts that get a lot of traffic, I have no choice but to repost them…