Sprigs' employees earn accreditation
Five members of Sprigs & Twigs in Gales Ferry have earned the title of Accredited Organic Land Care Professionals from the National Organic Land Care Program.
The firm's owners, Linda and Bill Lillie, along with landscape supervisor Courtney Kolakowski, lawn care supervisor Mike McNabney and Robin Franklin have taken a five-day course in organic landscaping and passed the NOFA accreditation exam.
Since 1997 Sprigs & Twigs has offered landscape design, installation and maintenance services specializing in naturalistic landscapes. It also provides professional tree care services. More information can be found at: www.SprigsandTwigs.net.
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