04/10/2022
What better day than Palm Sunday to realize and announce our Rebirth, Transformation and Realignment towards a Higher Purpose?
JD won the Edgewood Elementary School Geography Bee in 5th grade with the answer, "Renewable Resource," to describe our native pine forests. Sure, they "natural" too, but so are beetles and lightning strikes and, get this, Human Beings, who once thinned and harvested firewood for hundreds of thousands of years...
It's time to quit pretending like the forests are separate from our nature and isolating ourselves from one another.
Come to find that there IS funding, but imagine that: there's no one to handle the actual hands-on, back-breaking work.
Sensing the economic tidal wave that's looming, JD is getting into historical Great Depression mode by creating a simple, useful, often beloved product at a good price point and establishing a massive employment opportunity for those willing to put in the work to restore our relationship with the natural cycles of the Forest.
Good Life Greenscapes are where we All envision spending more time but never quite make the time for.
Well, now there's a concerted effort and plans in the works to spend LOTS more of our time in the forest among the Spruce.
To be totally honest, I don't know if we need to establish a SpruceHeal.org sort of holding company to survive the work period before the US Forest Service pays back our work receipts or if we simply need to land major Spru-Seal orders with the likes of REI & Tractor Supply Co. to be able to better utilize the resources and vision of Good Life Greenscapes.
The ball is rolling, and we'll still be tending to gardens around Town this summer.
Seeing as the patios, staircases & waterfall projects have dried up, it's simply not going to be worth JD's efforts to neglect his spirit-fueling Spru-Seal venture any longer.
To the Spruce,
JD Schein.
Founder, Good Life Greenscapes.
Founder, Spru-Seal by Forage It Brands
With two beetle-kill epidemics in the last 20 years, the devastation to the tree population throughout Colorado is shockingly evident, destroying almost 3.4 ...