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In Asquare Horticulture, Lasisi Changes People’s Perception of Gardening

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By Abdullahi Lukman

In Ikorodu, Maruf Lasisi, the owner and founder of ASquare Horticulture, is changing the way people think about gardening, one plant at a time.

With a focus on sustainability and eco-friendly practices, Lasisi is dedicated to creating gardens that not only enhance the beauty of urban spaces but also contribute positively to the environment.

“Gardening is my passion,” said Lasisi, who has spent years honing his craft. “But beyond just growing plants, I see it as an opportunity to create healthier, more sustainable environments, both for people and wildlife.”

Lasisi’s approach to horticulture is rooted in his belief that plants are key to improving urban spaces.

He specializes in native plants, which thrive in the local climate and require less water and maintenance.

“Native plants are adapted to our soil and weather conditions, which makes them more resilient,” he explained.

“They need less water and fewer chemical treatments, making them a great choice for sustainable gardening.”

With a growing interest in creating low-maintenance, environmentally friendly gardens, more people in Ikorodu are turning to Lasisi for advice on how to make their outdoor spaces more eco-conscious.

Through ASquare Horticulture, he provides consultations and designs gardens that focus on water conservation, reducing the use of harmful chemicals, and supporting local wildlife.

“People are becoming more aware of how gardening can be both beautiful and beneficial to the environment,” said Lasisi.

“Whether it’s planting a pollinator-friendly garden or designing an edible landscape, more people are choosing sustainable practices that have a positive impact.”

In addition to his work with native plants, Lasisi also emphasizes the importance of edible gardening.

“There’s a growing trend towards growing your own food,” he said.

“Whether it’s herbs, vegetables, or fruits, more people are interested in creating gardens that provide nourishment and reduce their carbon footprint.”

His clients in Ikorodu are increasingly interested in converting their spaces into productive gardens that offer both beauty and fresh, homegrown produce.

While the demands of urban gardening can present challenges—such as limited space, fluctuating weather, and soil quality—Lasisi is skilled at overcoming these obstacles.

“The key is choosing the right plants for your environment and making sure your garden is designed to cope with the local weather conditions,” he said.

“I often work with my clients to understand their specific space, offering solutions like drought-resistant plants or installing efficient irrigation systems.”

Lasisi’s commitment to sustainability extends beyond his gardening practices; he also encourages clients to consider the use of technology in gardening.

“With the rise of smart gardening tools, we have more options than ever to manage water usage, monitor plant health, and keep track of garden conditions,” he explained.

“These technologies can make gardening more efficient and sustainable in the long run.”

His work at ASquare Horticulture has led to a growing number of Ikorodu residents turning their attention toward sustainable, low-maintenance, and eco-friendly gardening solutions.

Lasisi is passionate about sharing his knowledge with the community, helping others understand the connection between gardening and environmental health.

“I believe gardening has the power to transform our environment,” Lasisi said.

“Whether it’s creating a space for relaxation, growing food, or supporting local ecosystems, gardening can play a big role in building a more sustainable future.”

As more people in Ikorodu look for ways to make their gardens more sustainable and eco-friendly, Maruf Lasisi’s ASquare Horticulture is proving to be an invaluable resource, leading the way in bringing innovative and environmentally conscious gardening practices to urban spaces.

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