STAMFORD, Conn. When the students of Domus in Stamford return to school Monday morning, they will find a new perennial garden, thanks to Eastern Land Management, which sent volunteers and supplies to build one Friday morning.
Youd be surprised at how an outdoor space can be transformed by the addition of a little color and clean, well-defined property lines. It makes it so much more appealing to the community, Bruce Moore Jr., the director of Land Management for Eastern Land Management, said in a statement.
A total of 25 volunteers from Domus and the Stamford-based landscaping company worked on the garden and revitalized the slate patio, pruned trees, edged lawns and mulched the landscaped plant bed already at the school.
The volunteer service was a part of the Professional Landcare Network Day of Service, an annual event that connects landscaping companies with their local communities. It is the second consecutive year Eastern Land Management participated in the event at Domus.
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