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New book promotes landscaping that lessens allergies
Landscapers can make outdoor areas more comfortable for those who suffer from allergies and asthma by planting female plants instead of males, according to author Thomas Ogren. In his book, The Allergy-Fighting Garden: Stop Asthma and Allergies With Smart Landscaping, Ogren argues that male plants, which produce pollen that can irritate allergies, have been overused […]
July 20, 2015
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Man claims to be sprayed with pesticides, sues landscaping company
A landscaping company from Rockville, Maryland, is being sued for $55,000 by an Oregon man who says he was sprayed with pesticides by one of the company’s workers while sitting at an outdoor café on July 18, 2013. According to The Oregonian, Dennis Delano filed the suit in Multnomah County Circuit Court last week. Delano […]
July 20, 2015
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New Holland names Bret Lieberman VP-North America
New Holland has appointed Bret Lieberman to lead the brand as vice president of North America. Lieberman, who assumed the post immediately, is based at the company’s headquarters in New Holland, Pennsylvania. Lieberman has been with New Holland and its parent company, London-based CNH Industrial, for 25 years, serving since 2009 as head of manufacturing […]
July 20, 2015
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Bayer CropScience names marketing chief for turf, ornamentals
The Environmental Science division of Bayer CropScience has named Glenn Rougier as head of marketing for the North American turf and ornamentals (T&O) business. In his new role, Rougier is responsible for driving innovation, portfolio development, communications and customer programs. “Glenn brings a wealth of unique insights and experiences,” said Mark Schneid, chief marketing officer […]
July 17, 2015
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California water restrictions keep getting tighter
The California Water Commission continues to tighten the reins, this week adopting stricter regulations that limit the amount of grass that landscapers may plant for new homes. The new rules restrict “high water use” landscape elements, including grass, pools and other water features. Originally instituted in 2009, the Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance only permitted […]
July 17, 2015
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Help potential landscaping clients find your company
Having a steady stream of jobs is crucial for the success of your business. Acquiring customers is a task that doesn’t come as easily as it used to, thanks to increased competition and web-savvy consumers.
July 17, 2015
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Impatiens struggling back from systemic disease
The beloved bedding impatiens are slowly making a comeback from the downy mildew that hit them hard four years ago. At the time, the colorful flowers were effectively eliminated as an option for landscapers looking for shade-loving, springtime plants. Home Depot and other nurseries have begun to stock the plant, but customers are warned they […]
July 16, 2015
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Your landscaping workers need water, rest and shade
Summer temperatures are high and rising, so it’s important to take the threat of heat-related illnesses seriously. And while that’s true for everyone, it’s especially important for landscapers, who spend their days doing strenuous work in the hot sun. By knowing the signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion – and making sure your coworkers […]
July 16, 2015
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New app puts customers in control of scheduling lawn care
New application software available in Detroit, Michigan, and surrounding suburbs enables users to order and pay for lawn services on demand, rather than scheduling the work offline. The app’s developers – former college roommates – say using LawnGuru’s system can save customers an average of 30 percent on the cost of lawn maintenance. “Lawns don’t […]
July 16, 2015
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Help your landscaping clients make the most of shade
Shade. In the summer, everyone wants a piece of it, but many plants cannot survive in the shadow of trees and clients are left with ugly bare patches of land. Shade gardens are a solution that creates a secluded and much cooler oasis. Among the first things to consider when planning a shade garden, of […]
July 16, 2015
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Texas hopes native plants will check erosion along highways
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and the City of Lakeway, Texas, are at work on a pilot project that includes the use of native plants and grasses to improve both the aesthetics and water efficiency of highway landscapes statewide. The project, which has begun along RM 620 between Flintrock Trace and Lohmans Spur, is […]
July 15, 2015
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Vermeer targets landscapers with FT100’s mulcher attachment
Vermeer helps landscapers with its new FT100 model with above-ground mulcher attachment. Click to read more about the new models specs and features.
July 15, 2015
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RZ Industries pitches latest filtration mask to landscapers
In the busiest season for landscapers – not to mention the hottest and (usually) driest – it may be a good time to check out RZ Industries’ M2-Mesh Air Filtration Mask. Recently introduced by the Minnesota company, the M2-Mesh contains a HEPA, or high-efficiency particulate air, filtration system. The company touts the following advantages of […]
July 15, 2015
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Workshop offers chemical-free ways to control invasives
The ELA is holding a workshop to offer chemical free removal options for invasive plants for landscapers. Click here to read more about the workshop.
July 14, 2015
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Season’s gasoline prices moving to lowest level in six years
Whether you’re buying it to move your crew from point A to point B or to run your equipment once you get there, you’re going to buy gasoline. There’s no living without it in the landscaping business. But the government has some good news to share this summer: Chances are, you’re paying less for gasoline […]
July 14, 2015
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Project EverGreen wants kids coming home with grass stains
Project Evergreen wants kids coming home with grass stains. They are working on several project for outdoor recreational spaces.
July 13, 2015
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Water restrictions challenge California’s cemetery caretakers
The statewide reduction in water usage is making things challenging for cemeteries that need to maintain the appearance of the grounds.
July 13, 2015
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John Deere: Don’t let the heat compromise mowing safety
Message to landscaping professionals across the country, John Deere spokesman talks about safety while operating your mower in tricky landscapes.
July 13, 2015
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