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Deadline approaches for NALP’s 2017 Trailblazer program

If your company doesn’t belong to the NALP, you may want to consider. Click to read more on its valuable offerings, like the “Trailblazer” program.

November 21, 2016

Willamette Landscape Services’ work for the Claremont Greens Homeowners Association bears witness to the Tualatin, Oregon, company’s experience and expertise. The National Association of Landscape Professionals pairs companies with landscape veterans who are willing to share insights they’ve gained from many years on the job. Photo: Willamette Landscape Services

Workshops to focus on helping you find, keep good people

The NALP is organizing two-day workshops to help landscaping companies retain employees, along with tours of Dallas and Orlando facilities. Click to to read more.

November 11, 2016

The Dallas workshop will include a visit to Southern Botanical, a commercial and residential landscaping company serving the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area as well as Houston. Here’s one recent example of the award-winning company’s work. Photo: Southern Botanical

NALP’s best are nation’s best: 2016 Awards of Excellence

The National Association of Landscape Professionals announced the winners of its annual Awards of Excellence during Landscapes 2016. Click for photos and more.

November 7, 2016

Dennis’ 7 Dees Landscaping & Garden Centers won the Audience Choice Award, a Judges Award and a Grand Award for its residential design/buld project. Photo: Dennis’ 7 Dees Landscaping & Garden Centers

GIE+EXPO produces wealth of information for landscapers

Click to read more on Total Landscape Care's recent experiences at the annual GIE+EXPO trade show, a caveat of information for landscaping professionals.

November 2, 2016

The concourse of the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville packs them in just before the show floor opened for GIE+EXPO. Photo: David Rountree

New overtime rule will be topic of Labor Department webinar

The Department of Labor will cover the basics of the new federal overtime rule in a webinar scheduled for Oct. 17. Click to read details and to register.

October 12, 2016

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Here’s what you need to make the most of GIE+EXPO

With GIE+EXPO and Landscapes 2016 just over a week away, there are a few things you can take care of before you hit the show floor. Click to read more details.

October 11, 2016

Landscaping trade group continues fight against OT rule changes

The NALP is looking for changes to the annual cap on H-2B visas and federal overtime rules face the challenge of a lawsuit from 21 states. Click to read more.

September 21, 2016

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NEWS: IrriGreen sprouts new distributor; Sept. 21 webinar

A one-hour NALP webinar will provide expert advice for landscape professionals on OSHA issues and Irrigreen adds another distributor. Click for more details.

September 20, 2016

Landscapes 2016 brings focus on young professionals, women

Click to see the unique opportunities both young professionals and women landscaping will have at the Landscapes 2016 conference during GIE+EXPO, Oct. 19-21.

September 16, 2016

Webinar: NALP to offer sneak peek of Landscapes 2016 sessions

The 2016 Indie Award's prize package, valued at $10,000, includes Stihl goodies and the NALP is offering a sneak peak of Landscapes 2016. Click to see more.

September 12, 2016

News roundup: GIE+EXPO’s mobile app is now available

The creator of New York City's Lowline Lab was recently named the winner of the Plantscape of the Year and the GIE+EXPO app is available. Click to read more.

August 30, 2016

The award-winning project was made possible by technology that captures sunlight from the rooftops of buildings and transports it to indoor spaces or underground. Photo: AmericanHort

Realtors know landscapes, partner with NALP to learn more

The National Association of Landscape Professionals has partnered with the Realtors’ trade association. Click to read details on how this helps landscapers.

July 29, 2016

Realtors know the importance of landscapes to the value of residential and, only sometimes to a lesser extent, commercial properties. Photo: iStock via realtor.com

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