Member: Marc Tissenbaum
| Company | Old Pine Church |
|---|---|
| Personal Bio | I have a strong background in gardening and agriculture that comes from years of experience working in different types of plant-based environments. Fifteen years ago, while working as an estate gardener charged with using organic and vegan gardening techniques, I started researching and experimenting with compost tea. In 2016, I relocated to Philadelphia, began working as an organic gardener in the area, and eventually accepted the position of head gardener at the Rodin Museum for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. In 2017, I launched Compost Tea Time to begin doing soil work as a side business. Soil is my main priority as a landscape professional, and it has now become my full-time job and passion. I earned a Master Gardener certificate from the State Botanical Garden of Georgia and I am a Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) Organic Landcare Accreditated Professional. Currently, I am the landscape manager in Old Pine historic graveyard, focusing on native plants. |
| Business Description | Landscape manager in Old Pine historic graveyard, focusing on native plants. |
| Website | |
| marc@oldpine.org | |
| Address |
1838 S Carlisle Street Philadelphia PA 19145 United States |
| Phone Numbers |
Work: 7064106758 Cell: 7064106758 |
| Primary Business | Green Infrastructure Contractor, Landscape Contractor, Lawn Care Professional, Maintenance Provider, Supplier/Vendor |
| Other Primary Business | I brew bacterial and fungal compost tea recipes to help you rebuild healthy soil (15 years experience). |
| Specialties | Coastal Zone Management, Ecological Restoration, Lawn Care, Permaculture, Pollinators, Soil |
| Other Specialties | I specialize in brewing bacterial or fungal compost tea recipes and also offer soil analysis and amendment services. |
| Certifications | Master Gardener, Organic Land Care |
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