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Lizer Recognized as a leader
in the Green Industry:
Awarded Finalist in the Best of the Bay Readers Poll
June, 2010 - Lizer Landscape &
Nursery was selected by readers of the Green Bay Press-Gazette to be a
finalist in the Best of the Bay Contest, Best landscape Company division.
In order to make this honor, Lizer had to have minimum of 1000 readers submit a
formal write-in nomination. We are more than humbled by this honor and
thank all of you who voted to make this happen. We are look forward to
continuing to meet and exceed your expectations. Thank you so much for
this honor!
New Marketing Campaign Begins,
Features Sue!
May, 2010 - As a way to promote our
wonderful nursery, a virtually unknown gem, Lizer has employed the help of a
local marketing company to promote our wares. Traffic has improved to our
facility and we discovered just how many people NEVER knew we actually had a
nursery AND skilled horticulturists to answer their questions!
The billboards feature our Nursery Manager, Sue Allshouse, with her bright,
cheery smile. If you see one of our billboards, stop in and tell Sue where
you saw her billboard and receive a 15% discount off your nursery purchase.
Offer good through July 31, 2010
Making a Difference at the
Wildlife Sanctuary, Green Bay, WI
May, 2010 - As our continued
dedication to giving back to the people of Northeast Wisconsin, Lizer teamed
with the Optimist Club of Allouez to install a brick paver walkway through the
tunnel connecting the parking lot and lagoon bridge at the Wildlife Sanctuary.
Dedicated employees volunteered their time to give the area a professional and
safe passageway for visitors to utilize while visiting this wonderful, natural
zoologic park. Lizer is proud to be associate with two such great
organizations.
NEW Zoo
Children's Pond and Garden Plan Revealed
August 2009 - Our award winning
landscape architect, Jeremy J. Kox, worked directly with zoological director,
Neil Anderson to re-create a native horticultural garden and redesign the
existing "concrete pond" to accept native vegetation and create a natural biota
for the fish and wildlife. Blooms were selected to attract butterflies and
seed bearing plants to attract songbirds. The ponds will be stcked with
native water lilies, flag iris, and watercress to provide shade and nourishment
for the fish and aquatic species. All-in-all, this project will enhance
the area and add new educational opportunities for the children to participate
in while at the zoo.
If you are interested in helping fund
this wonderful educational project, please contact
Mr. Neil Anderson at the
NEW Zoo. Any additional funding will help get this project closer to the
project installation goal of $40,000. Naming rights are available, please
enquire for details.
Thank You for a Successful
2009 Parade of Ponds
August, 2009 - This years Parade of
Ponds was a great success. We had 144 visitors tour the private gardens of
15 proud pond owners. We received a lot of wonderful comments and
constructive feedback. In July, Sam Durkee presented Neil Anderson, the
N.E.W. Zoo director, with a check for $1500 towards the new children's pond and
garden. Plans are complete and we are just awaiting further fund raising
efforts.
The Lizer Family is Growing
August, 2009 - We are always looking
for ways to streamline our operations and improve our customer service.
This not only gives you a better product, it also saves you a few dollars in the
long run. As some of you know, we acquired Ground One Landscape three
years ago and integrated their award-winning design office and our Talented
Installation Team. This year, we have expanded on this synergy by
bringing Erik Nelson and his
Dreamscape Team to the Lizer Family. Erik's hardscape expertise has
already begun
strengthening our already impeccable installations and we look forward to
integrating his organizational skills and vision as our Project Manager.
Website Receives Rave Reviews...
August, 2009 - Our new web site has been up for just a few short
months and we have already received over 3000 "hits" and we are very pleased
with your great feed back. Our
main goal for this site is to continue providing you with important information
about our services. In addition, we have added new pages to increase its
educational usage. There is now an area, under
resources, that includes plant care information and plant databases so
that you can review pictures, plant characteristics, and care tips. We
hope you take the time to review our site and experience all that we have added
for your use. We are also diligently working to keep the site updated on a
regular basis and plan to add more interactive pages as the months progress.
Sturgeon Bay Office Opens for
Client Meetings
June, 2009 - We are off to a great start with our busiest season so far and we
continue to receive great feedback regarding our new satellite office
location and everyone loves the new sign. Although we have been working in
the peninsula for the past ten years we are excited to have a base of operation
to reduce travel costs and provide our clients with a closer service center.
It is great to finally have an office to serve our loyal Door County clientele.
At this time, our office hours are by appointment, as we are spending the
majority of our time on projects, marketing, and planning for our customers.
Please call to set up a meeting regarding an up-coming project. We would
love to show off our new office.
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