Lancaster

4333 Westfall Road SW 43130

740.653.3447

WrightLandscapeSupply @ gmail.com

      Monday - Friday   8:30 am - 5:00 pm

      Saturday              8:30 am - 1:00 pm

      Sunday                Closed

Chillicothe

  5565 U.S. 23 South 45601

  740.663.4443

WrightLandscapeSupply @ gmail.com

         Monday - Friday   8:30 am - 5:00 pm

         Saturday              8:30 am - 1:00 pm

         Sunday                Closed

WE ARE HIRING !   

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Take Care of Those

Limestone Driveways

and

Driveway Repairs

Before

Old Man Winter

Moves In !

Red Ceramic Athletic Sand

for Baseball Fields

( Chillicothe Only )

"Egg-Size" Coal

Approx. 1 - 4"

Bituminous

( Chillicothe Only )

Firewood

Seasoned hardwood slabs

ready for marshmallows !

Take steps now to protect and nurture your valuable lawn,  gardens,  shrubs, and trees during the harsh months of winter.

FERTILIZE

Very Important - don’t forget to fertilize your gardens, lawn and trees. Applying a winterizing fertilizer  will supply the nutrients your landscaping needs to survive and develop stronger root growth.

OVERSEED

First of all, cut your grass to at least 4" to protect it from cold, ice, and snow. Then overseed with a blend of ryegrass, fescue, and bluegrass to strengthen the root system and produce a stronger and healthier germination in the spring. 

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CONTROL SHRUB AND TREE PESTS

Treat shrubs and trees with a dormant horticultural oil spray to maintain control of pests, including aphids, scale, and tent caterpillars.

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APPLY ANIMAL REPELLANTS

Animals can be very destructive in winter. Apply deer, rabbit and squirrel repellant to your shrubs and young trees to protect them from becoming a tasty snack for winter foraging wildlife.

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KILL WEEDS WITH HERBICIDE

Control weeds by spot treating with a broadleaf herbicide. This will also help by significantly reducing springtime proliferation.

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MULCH

Protect your plants from harsh weather. Wait until after a hard freeze, then spread mulch around the base of shrubs and trees. Don't heap mulch around tree trunks, and keep mulch 1 to 2 inches away from woody stems.

SPREAD COMPOST

Spread compost everywhere. Winter rains and snow melt will work the beneficial microbes and nutrients down into the soil.

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APPLY INSECTICIDES

Control lawn and garden pests by applying insecticide treatments for grubs, cutworms, armyworms, sod webworms, ticks, fleas, and chinch bugs.

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INSULATE WITH STRAW

Straw is good at trapping air, making it an effective soil insulator. A layer of straw protects soil from temperature fluctuations, and plants or bulbs from extreme cold.

We Deliver

​and

​Tailgate

We also do limestone delivery

and driveway repair.

OUR EXPERT DRIVERS

can make your job easier

by unloading it

where you need it.

Fill Dirt

Mushroom Compost

Sand

Mulch

Slate Chips

Topsoil

Pulverized Topsoil

Firewood

Decorative Stone

Salt

Clay Tile

Limestone

Gravel

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH YOUR SHED FROM SHEDS DIRECT ?

 WINNER OF OUR

"WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH YOUR NEW SHED ?"

CONTEST

 Congratulations

to

Renee Frederick

of

Logan, Ohio

Renee would use a shed as a shelter for raising Monarch butterflies.

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And we think that's a really terrific idea !    

Thanks, Renee !

WHAT SOME OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE DOING WITH THEIR SHEDS

• Dog House

• House for a Miniature Pony

• Tiny House for a 1-Person Residence

• Lawn and Garden Equipment Storage

• Play House for the Kids

• Bus Stop Shelter

• "Wifey's" Ebay & Etsy Shop

• Private Man Cave

• Sports Equipment/Trophy Room

• Chicken Coop

House for raising Monarch butterflies !

Lawn Rescue Supplies

$3 Off Per Bag

Grass Seed

Crab Grass Control

Starter Fertilizer

Seed Aid

Protect Your Lawn

with

PROTEGO 17-0-4 Premium Insect Control

PROTEGO Premium Insect Control protects your property above and below ground by attacking both grubs and surface feeders - including ants, armyworms, billbugs, chinch bugs, cutworms, fleas, Japanese beetles, mole crickets, sod webworms, and ticks - with one season long, single application.

Visit Us

At Our Chillicothe Location

5565 U.S. Route 23, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

13 minutes south of Chillicothe

11 minutes north of Waverly

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We do not send junk mail or surveys.

We do not share our email list with anyone.

SUDDEN OAK DEATH DISEASE DETECTED IN OHIO

Sudden Oak Death Disease has devastated oaks and other trees in California and Oregon. Now cases of the disease have been found in Ohio after the pathogen causing the disease was brought into Ohio on rhododendron and lilac plants sold at Walmart and Rural King stores.

The disease can kill oak, other tree species, and woody ornamentals like rhododendron, Viburnum, and Pieris.

Signs of the disease can include leaf spots, shoot dieback, and cankers on tree trunks, which eventually lead to the death of the tree or plant.

Anyone who purchased rhododendron or lilac plants from Walmart or Rural King between March and May should immediately dispose of the plants in a way to prevent further spread of the disease.

This can be done by burning, deep burial or double-bagging the plant — including the root ball — in heavy duty trash bags for disposal. To prevent further spreading, do not compost.

Garden tools used on infected plants must be sanitized with bleach or 91% or higher alcohol before they are used again.

To report infected plants:

Ohio Department of Agriculture Division of Plant or 614.728.6400.