Monday, October 3, 2016

Adam - Easy Green



Adam is the owner/operator of Easy Green Lawn Care Service. He is the best of the best! We highly recommend him for his knowledge and skill and commitment to beautiful lawn care. Adam is one of those rare people that goes the extra mile.

Adam is also a very nice human being!

16 comments:

Stefan Jansson said...

I don't know anyone in my area that don't do their own lawn. I let the grass take care of itself in the back garden, the insect live really thrives there these days.

Bill said...

Being a nice human being is nice! Yay for Adam!

William Kendall said...

He seems cheerful.

Linda said...

Adam sounds like a fine business man and wonderful person. We need more people like you, Adam! :)

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

The world needs more Adams!

Catalyst said...

There's nothing like a good lawn man.

Kay said...

My but your lawns are green! We have "pasture" here which goes from winter green to spring dandelion to summer tan. But until it goes dormant in summer DH spends a couple of hours a week on a riding mower. He's our easy green man. Not as young and cute as Adam but he does a good job.

Bergson said...

he had come to me after spring rain

Francisco Manuel Carrajola Oliveira said...

Uma bela maquineta para cortar a relva.
Um abraรงo e boa semana.
Andarilhar

Halcyon said...

He looks like a very friendly chap!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Adam does look like he enjoys his job Lowell. Must admit those ride on mowers do look like a lot of fun, wonder how I'd do riding that little machine ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ˜Š

Kate said...

We now have a lawn and snow service person who is a very hard worker!! These guys know the definition of positive work ethic.

Small City Scenes said...

Adam looks like a nice friendly young man. Nice is always a plus.
Send Adam this way so Bob can let someone else do the lawn for a change.
MB

RedPat said...

It is nice that you found a god guy!

Karl said...

Bravo Adam !

Laura. M said...

It looks, a great person!!
Un abrazo.

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