Dear neighbors, Please look at some of these complaints about the company that puts unknown agents on Clark Park. Please tell your vet if your dog got sick after going to Clark park when the unknown poison was dumped. In the second complaint, notice how the unknown poison killed nearby plants.
When I discover the exact name of the Clark park poison, I'll research the specific "product" and report back to you. http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/trugreen.html DIANE of EAGAN, MN September 29, 2009 TRU GREEN visits were always to be on Fridays since I'm home. I keep the backyard gate locked so they wouldn't come in unexpectly since I have 2 dogs. On Wednesday evening, I arrived home to find Trugreen's poison sign on my front grass. I called to ask why they came and received a message from the technician that he had jumped the fence. That evening, one of my dogs got violently sick. They are both very friendly and if he did spray the backyard, the dogs would have been by his side while he was applying poison. I feel this is very intrusive, that he would of jumped the gate in the first place, 2nd they were there on the wrong day, and if he did apply the poison as he said he did, he did it even though he saw the dogs there. When I mentioned this to Trugreen and told them they are no longer welcome on my property, I was just told they'd take care of it. I assume that means they won't be at my house again which I hope is true. Read more: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/trugreen.html#ixzz0SjRDQP4A CD of Akron, OH August 21, 2009 I have not had Chemlawn treat my yard for about 4 years. I fired them because they killed a row of lilac trees and several perennials (and still had weeds) - I had had enough after that. But now my neigbor uses them and with the last two applications to her yard, I have a decades-old Rose of Sharon tree dying and also an equally old hybiscus which is also dying. They are close to the property line and I noticed the last time they sprayed my neighbor's yard on a windy day. I had the Rose of Sharon moved three years ago to make room for a barn and have nursed it like a child to ensure it's survival. This year it is/was loaded with flowers, but now it is curling up like a hand crippled with arthritis. I am just sick about this and have been awake since 4 a.m. this morning worrying about it. I will be contacting Chemlawn when I get home from work today, though I do not expect them to be sympathetic since I'm not a paying customer...just a disgruntaled former customer they will never get another time from - I would rather weeds take over first Read more: http://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/trugreen.html#ixzz0SjTf476c ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
