Apzaļumošana

    Stādu audzētavas Dimzas apzaļumošanas nodaļa veiksmīgi strādā jau kopš 2005. gada. Pa šo laiku esam izveidojuši daudz skaistu un interesantu privātmāju dārzus visā Latvijā. Esam ieguvuši pieredzi arī lielāku un sarežģītāku objektu izpildē, tādu kā Jelgavas tipogrāfijas apzaļumošana, Vircavas muižas parka daļas pilnīga rekonstrukcija, Teteles skolas parka un Sprīdīšu dendrārija renovācija, kā arī vairāku dzīvojamo māju kompleksu un Industriālo parku labiekārtošana Rīgā un tās apkaimē.

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Mēs veicam pilnu apzaļumošanas pakalpojumu spektru, sākot ar plānošanu, beidzot ar apstādījumu izveidi un to tālāko apkopšanu...

Mēs veicam pilnu apzaļumošanas pakalpojumu spektru, sākot ar plānošanu, beidzot ar apstādījumu izveidi un to tālako apkopšanu...


Dārzs tas nav tikai zālājs, ūdenstilpne ļoti labi papildinās ik vienu dārzu. Ja jums ir ideja mēs palīdzēsim jums to realizēt, lai vai kas tas būtu, dīķis, pergola, tiltiņš, vai vienkārši ugunskura vieta...

Dārzs tas nav tikai zālājs, ūdenstilpne ļoti labi papildinās ik vienu dārzu. Ja jums ir ideja mēs palīdzēsim jums to realizēt, lai vai kas tas būtu, dīķis, pergola, tiltiņš, vai vienkārši ugunskura vieta...

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  • Vancekax saka:

    Decided I would read the archives over the weekend, and a stop at elmwoodcommercegallery confirmed that the archives would be worth the time, very few sites have archives I would actively read through but this one has earned that level of interest based on the consistent quality across what I have sampled so far.

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