What You'll Get
man’s home is his castle, and his lawn is the lush carpet on which pages bring him sacrificial hoagies. Prune their regal entry with today’s Groupon for services from Mother Earth’s Lawn Care. This Groupon is valid anywhere within 20 miles of Madison. Choose between the following options:
- For $40, you get $80 worth of lawn-care services.
- For $39, you get two snow removals (up to an $80 value). Snow-removal services valid only for snow accumulations 6 inches or lower.
Mother Earth’s Lawn Care’s eco-conscious landscapers employ electrically powered machinery, organic fertilizers, and environmentally friendly practices to sculpt eye-catching outdoor habitats. During the two-hour appointment, the experienced yardsmiths perform a bevy of lawn-care services, including the installation of edging, stone drainage ditches, and raised flowerbeds with landscaping services. The green team provides composting advice and assists homesteaders in creating their own pile, or, when temperatures fall, performs efficient snow-removal services to ensure clients have an open driveway for arctic foursquare. Customers can consult Mother Earth’s Lawn Care’s website for landscaping examples.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Nov 2, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Valid only within 15 miles of Madison. Valid only for snow under 6 inches. After first cubic yard of lawn waste removal, a $30 fee per additional cubic yard applies. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Mother Earth Organic
Electric mowers purr rather than roar like their gas-powered cousins. Crews work to remove snow without heavy, inefficient snowplows. Respect for the environment informs the staff of Mother Earth Organic as they provide a range of services. They look for the most earth-friendly option, whether they are using recycled organic materials to insulate a house or wielding hand tools while landscaping. Under the team’s tutelage, customers learn to incorporate new routines, such as turning off lights or writing love letters to the ozone layer.