Jill OdomBusinessLandscaping fee hike rejected; city officials seek solutionFor the first time in 31 years, residents of Clovis, California, have rejected the rate increases for landscape maintenance districts. Click to read more.June 6, 2016BusinessLandscaper resists state’s demand to restore right of wayAfter three years of warnings and deadlines, the state of Michigan has filed a lawsuit against a landscaper for his outdoor living creation. Click to read more.June 6, 2016Design-BuildEndless Summer variety reinforces hydrangeas’ lasting popularityEven though the Endless Summer variety of hydrangea has been around since 2004, the interest has not died out; it’s actually growing. Click to read more.June 3, 2016BusinessNews roundup: Copperhead bites landscaper who reached for itA landscaper suffers a copperhead snake bite while another rescues a woman from a fire in her home. Click for more of the week's news in landscaping.June 3, 2016Design-BuildDetroit combats urban decay, pollution with rain gardensDetroit is home to several bioretention gardens, thanks to a collaboration between Water and Sewage Department and the University of Michigan that enlivens the city.June 2, 2016BusinessRebates help drive growth in green roof, wall installationsInstallations of green roofs and walls grew 18.5 percent last year, and the city that contributed most to that growth was Washington, DC. Click to read more.June 2, 2016BusinessLandscape designer wraps up work on Vikings’ new stadiumLandscape architects have been working on the landscape of the Minnesota Vikings new stadium that is set to open in July. Click here to read more!June 1, 2016BusinessFlorida counties limit fertilizer use to protect water qualityTotal Landscape Care takes a look at the fertilizer limit in Brevard County in Florida. Click here to read the story.June 1, 2016BusinessTopiaries are stars of South Carolina’s Festival of FlowersCreating topiaries is a labor of love and a yearlong operation in preparation for June’s South Carolina Festival of Flowers, held in Greenwood. Click to read more.May 31, 2016BusinessResearchers to attack emerald ash borer with army of waspsThanks to researchers at the University of Delaware, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved an insect that can combat the emerald ash borer. Click to see more.May 31, 2016Previous PagePage 118 of 153Next PageTop StoriesBusinessTotal Landscape Care's coverage moving to EquipmentWorld.comOn Oct. 1, Fusable will cease production of Total Landscape Care as a stand-alone website and newsletter and will migrate the brand’s existing coverage of the landscaping industry to sister brand Equipment World.HomeJohn Deere refines Z700 ZTrak Mower lineupHomeKress expands autonomous mowing lineup with new 60-inch VoyagerHomeThe TurfMutt Foundation’s signature events set for Equip Expo 2026HomeVanquish vegetation: Brush cutters for skid steers and compact track loaders
