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Stone and Concrete Inc.

Stone and Concrete Inc.

Stone & Concrete is the company to choose when you are considering projects for your home. We have poured concrete for some of the most beautiful driveways, patios and walkways in the Denver metro area. Chances are good, if you've been out-and-about in the city, you've seen some of our commercial work on stairs, walkways, parking lots, retaining walls and more. Stone & Concrete specializes in all types of residential concrete: pouring new concrete driveways and walkways; stamped concrete patios

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My Bermuda sod was put down at my new home in December. How do I care for it to promote growth and keep it healthy?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017
Water until established and then cut the water back.  Bermuda needs water, but not as much as some of the other types of grass.  Keep it cut short
Gardenias with yellow leaves: Our gardenias leaves are starting to rapidly yellow. Any ideas what might be wrong?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017
sounds like too much water.  Pine straw has acidity in it and helps transfer the nutrients properly to acid loving plants.  Fertilizer could also be needed.  Plant nutrient deficiencies vary and somet ... read more

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Stone and Concrete Inc.

5500 East 56th Avenue,
Commerce City, CO
http://stoneandconcretedenver.com/ (303) 287-0889