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African Americans in the green industry address lack of diversity July 16, 2019
Like many landscapers’ introduction to the green industry, Duane Draughon started out mowing lawns at a young age as a way to keep busy. After serving the in Marine Corps, his lawn care business continued to grow, and he began to design and install brick patios as well. But unlike many other landscapers, Draughon had […]
Jill Odom
Xeriscaping: Conserving water while still looking good July 16, 2019
Regardless of where your landscaping company is located in the country, water conservation is a concept most customers can get on board with. For customers desiring a landscape that’s beautiful while also helping conserve water, xeriscaping could be the answer. According to Xeriscapes Unlimited based in Phoenix, Arizona, xeriscaping is a landscaping method developed for […]
Beth Hyatt
NALP hosts 23rd Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery July 15, 2019
For the 23rd year in a row, the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) held their Renewal & Remembrance event at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C. Hundreds of landscapers from across the country gathered on these hallowed grounds to perform acts of service such as aeration, fertilization, irrigation installation and repair, mowing, liming, tree work, flower […]
Beth Hyatt
Industry roundup: Montgomery County upholds ban on pesticide usage on private lawns July 15, 2019
After a long, drawn out battle with Montgomery County in Maryland, legal options to challenge the county’s ban on pesticide usage on private lawns have been exhausted. Since 2015, a coalition of county lawn care, tree care and landscape professionals, as well as individual residents and homeowners associations, have strived to educate the county council […]
Jill Odom
Proper hydrangea care: To bloom or not to bloom? July 12, 2019
With summertime in full swing, your customers will more than likely be out and about enjoying their landscapes, so it’s important to make sure their garden is well maintained and flourishing. Hydrangeas come in many shapes, varieties and colors, but if you find your customers noticing their hydrangeas not blooming to their full extent, never […]
Beth Hyatt

Turf

Curtis Industries All-Steel Cab For Mahindra 1626 Compact Tractor July 16, 2019
Curtis Industries, LLC manufacturer of cab enclosures, attachments and accessories for compact vehicles, has announced the release of its cab system for the Mahindra 1626 ... The post Curtis Industries All-Steel Cab For Mahindra 1626 Compact Tractor appeared first on Turf.
Sara O’Malley
NALP Annual Event For Fallen Heroes July 15, 2019
Real Green Systems, a Detroit-based field service software company and a member of the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP), joins forces today, July 15, ... The post NALP Annual Event For Fallen Heroes appeared first on Turf.
Sara O’Malley
Innovations In Lake Management July 12, 2019
By Shannon Junior Herbicides and algaecides have traditionally been used to maintain balanced ecosystems in lakes and ponds—but wouldn’t it be exciting if there was ... The post Innovations In Lake Management appeared first on Turf.
Guest Contributor
Water Efficient Landscape Design July 11, 2019
From financial pundits to environmentalists, most seem to agree that water, particularly in its use, management, and distribution, is the new gold. Water scarcity is ... The post Water Efficient Landscape Design appeared first on Turf.
Christine Menapace
Award Nominations Open for Water Saving and Sustainable Projects July 11, 2019
Contractors and organizations that have built water-saving and sustainable projects have a chance to be recognized with the Water & Sustainability Innovation Award this year. ... The post Award Nominations Open for Water Saving and Sustainable Projects appeared first on Turf.
Sara O’Malley

Lawn & Landscape

NALP opens national search for next CEO July 16, 2019
Former CEO Sabeena Hickman stepped down earlier this year and was replaced by interim leader Carol Keeling.
Vermeer commemorates anniversary of tornado recovery efforts July 16, 2019
An EF3 tornado destroyed several buildings in Iowa last July, but three new facilities are being built in their place.
Meaningful maintenance July 15, 2019
Hundreds of volunteers gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to maintain the grounds for NALP’s Renewal & Remembrance.
Councilman wants pesticide ban expanded July 15, 2019
Some of the areas excluded from the Montgomery County ban are county parks and playing fields.
Juniper acquires Coast to Coast Landscaping July 15, 2019
Coast to Coast Landscaping operates in the Vero Beach and Port St. Lucie area with over 220 employees.

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