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Landscaping association plans design-build-install symposium
Regardless of whether you’re headed to Boston for the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ design-build-install (DBI) symposium next week, you can get a preview of the expert advice to be shared at the event. Each night this week beginning at 7 EDT, Landscape Live talk radio will chat with one of the principal speakers on […]
August 4, 2015
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Mariani voted “Best Landscaper” by regional magazine’s readers
Mariani Landscape, a Chicago-area landscape architecture firm specializing in design, installation, construction and maintenance services, was named “Best Landscaper” by the readers of Make It Better, a regional lifestyle media company that serves as a community resource for the North Shore of Chicago. More than 100,000 people voted in the publication’s “Best of 2015” survey. […]
August 4, 2015
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Sprays beat plants in shooing mosquitoes from landscape
Did you know plants aren't effective mosquito repellants? Help your clients achieve their backyard oases with mosquito prevention techniques & natural sprays.
August 4, 2015
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Tips for creating deer fences that are beautiful in their own right
You don't have to let Bambi destroy your clients' landscaping or gardens. There are attractive ways to incorporate fencing.
August 3, 2015
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Florida residents deal with lawsuits from HOA for landscaping choices
Florida residents who are trying to conserve water by changing their landscaping are having their efforts impeded by homeowner association (HOA) lawsuits. One man, Dominic Bruno, has been battling for a Florida-friendly lawn for six years. Thus far that fight has resulted in two lawsuits and $15,000 in court expenses. It started in 2009 when […]
August 3, 2015
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Landscaper pinned against tree by running lawn mower
A professional landscaper lost control of his lawn mower and went off an embankment. He was pinned between the lawn mower and a tree. Click to read the story.
August 3, 2015
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As artificial turf grows, producers of natural grass wince
Artificial grass is a spot of contention for owner of Sod Solutions, Tobey Wagner, & Victor Lanfranco, co-owner of a distributor of artificial turf, Synthetic Grass Warehouse.
August 3, 2015
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What you need to know about rose rosette disease
Landscaping professionals and gardeners need to read this article to find out more about Rose Rosette Disease for signs and symptoms of the virus.
July 31, 2015
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Don’t neglect trees during droughts
Turf receives a lot of attention during a drought, such as the one currently happening in California, but landscaping professionals should remember that trees in irrigated landscapes become dependent on regular watering. Consequently, like turf, they will also suffer the effects of less frequent – or nonexistent – watering. Trees provide benefits that range from […]
July 31, 2015
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Landscaping changes cut Intel water use nearly in half
Landscaping changes made on the 150-acre Intel Corp. campus, which houses more than 6,000 employees in Folsom, California, are being credited with a 46-percent reduction in the company’s water use from 2013 to 2014. Last year, the company replaced 1,500 rotors and 10,000 nozzles with more efficient models and fine-tuned its entire landscaping system to […]
July 31, 2015
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Create healing gardens clients can use for host of remedies
From increasing a home’s value to creating private havens, connecting people to nature and benefitting insects, wildlife and larger ecosystems, the work of professional landscapers and landscape designers has far-reaching value. A sometimes overlooked benefit of a well-maintained landscape is improving the health of its inhabitants. For centuries, humans have used plants for their healing […]
July 30, 2015
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Landscaping company mistakenly cuts wrong man’s trees
A disabled veteran in Central Texas came home to an unpleasant surprise on Friday, July 24, when he saw a huge pile of brush covering his sidewalk. The mess was created when a landscaping company mistakenly cut down the wrong man’s trees. Killeen resident Eric Buker lost nearly 20 tall trees that once stood in […]
July 30, 2015
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Help your landscaping clients keep basements dry
Jake Harris, a landscaper in Colorado gives us some tips on on professional landscapers can water-proof their clients basements. Click to read his great tips!
July 29, 2015
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Duck-killing landscape worker will serve a year in jail
A landscaper in Palm Beach, Florida has been charged with nine felony counts of cruelty to animals. Click here to read about his heinous act.
July 29, 2015
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Government to keep buying landscaping equipment
Market researchers are predicting a robust year for sales of landscaping equipment to government entities. Onvia, a Seattle-based company that provides businesses with information to help them secure government contracts, counts at least $109 million in leads for planned government purchases of mowers, grounds-maintenance equipment, utility vehicles and related machines for 2015. The firm says […]
July 29, 2015
Business
Maximize limited space with vertical gardens
Popular in Europe for decades, vertical gardening is a technique that’s trending in the United States. Also called living, or “green” walls, vertical gardening refers to plant material growing in a wall-mounted planter system, rather than in-ground. “Instead of just growing ivy up a trellis, you can create a mosaic on the wall unlike anything […]
July 28, 2015
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Average national gas prices fall for 12 consecutive days
The average price of gas fell 12 days in a row and that’s the longest consecutive decline since January. Drivers are paying the lowest July prices since 2009.
July 28, 2015
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Pool deck fire spread by fake palm trees
Fake palm trees fed a massive fire on top of a hotel-casino in Las Vegas. It was difficult to extinguish because crews had never dealt with that before.
July 28, 2015
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