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Breast Cancer Awareness and Kennedy Landscaping: Joining Hands for the American Cancer Society's "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" Program
Cindy Dalecki • Oct 19, 2023
Join the fight against breast cancer.
Breast Cancer Awareness and Kennedy Landscaping: Joining Hands for the American Cancer Society's "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" Program
Breast Cancer is a battle that is fought every day by thousands of women, and their loved ones, across the world. Every year, October marks the Breast Cancer Awareness Month where businesses, organizations, and individuals take the initiative to support, educate and raise awareness about the disease. At Kennedy Landscaping, we strongly believe that every little step counts, and together, we can make a big difference in the fight against Breast Cancer.
This October, Kennedy Landscaping is proud to support the American Cancer Society's "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" program, an initiative that seeks to raise awareness and funds to fight Breast Cancer. We want to take this opportunity to share our journey and how we plan to help make strides this year.
As a landscaping company, we know that the outdoors play a significant role in the fight against Breast Cancer. According to studies, being physically active and staying fit helps reduce the risk of Breast Cancer. Moreover, being close to nature is scientifically proven to have several health benefits. With that in mind, we have organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk this October 17th, where we will invite our clients, family, and friends to join us for a morning of physical activity, fresh air, and fun.
In addition to our Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, we will donate 5% of our proceeds in October towards the American Cancer Society's "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" program. Our aim is to show our support for the warriors, survivors, and those still fighting the disease.
At Kennedy Landscaping, we take Breast Cancer Awareness Month very seriously, and we believe that our support can help save lives and make a difference in our community. Our message to everyone is, "Stay strong, Stay informed, Stay supported, and never lose hope. We stand with you, and together we can beat Breast Cancer."
We would like to invite everyone to join us this October as we take the initiative to support the "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" program. By doing so, we are making a difference, and we encourage other businesses and individuals to do the same.
We appreciate your support and would like to remind everyone that early detection is the key to saving lives. Please make sure you schedule your mammogram appointments this year.
We look forward to seeing you at the Kennedy Landscaping Breast Cancer Awareness Walk this October.
Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, and Together, Let's make strides!
As the cooler months approach in Ormond Beach (eventually...), it’s essential to give some attention to your hardscape elements, such as walkways, patios, and outdoor features. Proper maintenance not only keeps your outdoor spaces looking their best but also prevents potential damage from the elements. Here are some tips to ensure your hardscape is ready for the winter season. 1. Clean and Inspect All Surfaces: Start by thoroughly cleaning all your hardscape areas, including patios, walkways, and driveways. Use a broom or blower to remove leaves, dirt, and debris. For deeper cleaning, use a pressure washer to eliminate built-up grime, mold, or mildew. Inspect the surfaces for any cracks, chips, or uneven areas. Address these issues promptly to prevent further damage from moisture and temperature changes. 2. Repair Cracks and Joints: Even small cracks in your hardscape can become larger problems if left unattended. Use a suitable sealant or filler to repair any cracks in concrete, stone, or pavers. For paver patios or walkways, check the joints for any loose or missing sand and refill them with polymeric sand to keep the pavers secure and prevent weeds from growing. 3. Seal Patios and Walkways: Applying a sealant to your hardscape surfaces can help protect them from moisture, stains, and the effects of temperature fluctuations. Choose a high-quality sealant that is appropriate for the material of your patio or walkway, whether it’s concrete, brick, or natural stone. Sealing not only enhances the appearance of your hardscape but also extends its lifespan. 4. Prepare Outdoor Features: If you have outdoor furniture, fountains, or fire pits, now is the time to prepare them for winter. Clean and cover outdoor furniture to protect it from moisture and mildew. Drain and clean fountains, and consider using a fountain cover to prevent debris buildup. For fire pits, remove ash and debris and cover them to keep the area clean and ready for use during cooler nights. 5. Address Drainage Issues: Check the drainage around your hardscape areas to ensure water is not pooling on or around walkways and patios. Poor drainage can lead to erosion and structural damage. Consider adding or adjusting drainage solutions, such as French drains or regrading, to direct water away from these areas. Proper hardscape maintenance in November helps prevent damage and keeps your outdoor spaces looking beautiful throughout the winter. For expert assistance with all your hardscaping needs, contact Kennedy Landscaping. We’re here to help you maintain a stunning and functional landscape all year long!
As cooler weather approaches Ormond Beach, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your garden beds for fall and winter. Properly maintaining your garden beds now will not only enhance the appearance of your landscape but also ensure that your plants remain healthy and vibrant through the cooler months. Here are some essential tips to help you clean up and prepare your garden beds for the upcoming season. 1. Remove Spent Plants and Weeds: Begin by clearing out any spent annuals, dead foliage, and lingering weeds from your garden beds. Removing these will help prevent the spread of pests and diseases that can overwinter in plant debris. Be thorough with weeding, as cooler weather can cause some hardy weeds to spread if left unchecked. 2. Prune and Trim Perennials: Perennials benefit from a good trim before winter sets in. Cut back dead or diseased stems to promote healthy growth in the spring. For plants like hostas, daylilies, and coneflowers, remove any dead leaves and flowers. Avoid pruning spring-blooming perennials like azaleas and camellias, as they’ve already set buds for next year. 3. Mulch for Protection: Adding a layer of mulch to your garden beds is one of the best ways to protect your plants during cooler weather. Mulch helps regulate soil temperature, retain moisture, and prevent soil erosion. Aim for a 2-3 inch layer of organic mulch, like pine straw or wood chips, around your plants, but keep it away from direct contact with the stems to avoid rot. 4. Plant Fall Annuals and Bulbs: Fall is a great time to plant cool-season annuals like pansies, mums, and snapdragons to add color to your garden beds. It’s also the perfect time to plant spring-blooming bulbs like tulips and daffodils. Make sure to plant bulbs at the correct depth and water them well. 5. Soil Care: Finally, consider adding compost or organic matter to your soil. This enriches the soil, improves drainage, and provides essential nutrients for your plants throughout the winter. Turn over the soil gently and mix in compost for best results. Preparing your garden beds for fall is a crucial step in maintaining a healthy and beautiful landscape. For professional help with garden bed maintenance or any other landscaping needs, contact Kennedy Landscaping, your go-to lawn and garden experts in Ormond Beach. Let us help you create a stunning outdoor space that thrives all year long!
