With the average first freeze for our area a little over a month away, it’s time to start thinking of prepping your lawns and gardens for the end of the season. But before you break out the bags, Jessica Demasio, the general manager at Broccolo Tree and Lawn Care has [...]

CPA Tom Walpole discussed what defines an ethical business and the effort to recognize Rochester’s best Monday during News 8 at Sunrise. Walpole explained ethics breaches can come on a mass scale, like Enron or the Madoff ponzi scheme, or a smaller scale. “You’re going to see the small ones that [...]

Penfield, N.Y. — Monday’s Bright Spot shines on environmental education. Broccolo Tree and Lawn Care opened their new “B-Friendly Farm” over the weekend which includes a number of interaction activities, including a butterfly house to educate young people about nature and the environment. Read Full Article Here [...]

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — For a long time, your lawn has been seen as a status symbol, of who can grow and maintain it best. But now as concerns about fading ecosystems grow, some like Michael Warren Thomas of Naturally Green think it’s time to use your yard for more [...]

Check out this Reconciliation Labyrinth at MK Gandhi Institute for Non-Violence located on Plymouth Ave. It was installed by Broccolo with our in-kind donations and funds raised by volunteers to cover materials. The mission is to help individuals and communities develop the inner resources and practical skills needed to achieve [...]

Cleaning up the leaves in your yard may not be the first thing on your fun, fall to-do list, but if you’re wondering when leaf pick up starts in your area, and looking for best practice tips for clean-up here are some tips for doing so. Read Full Article Here [...]

We were featured in DesignNY’s magazine The 2023 DesignNY Resource Guide! Check out our article about sustainable foodscaping HERE, or get your own copy of DesginNY HERE. [...]