Whether you're a veteran or a first-timer to the annual GIE+EXPO, Oct. 23-25, you'll discover that Louisville is in the midst of a renaissance. Build some extra time into your trip to really enjoy this vibrant city on the Ohio River. It has a lot to offer in addition to the GIE+EXPO's vast array of outdoor power equipment and its many educational and networking opportunities Start with Fourth Street Live! the city's mecca for shopping, nightlife, restaurants, dancing and even bowling. Still, if you think..
Sep 1, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
Whether you're a first timer or a veteran of GIE+EXPO, Louisville has something to offer
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Aug 20, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
Green Industry consultant Jeffrey Scott talks about how a peer network can help you navigate through tough economic times.
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Aug 1, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
This property tucked away in eastern Pennsylvania has a look so natural, only its landscaper knows for sure.
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 | Jul 2, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
Most reporters are not Lois Lane or Woodward and Bernstein. I’m not saying we’re lazy, but we’re too busy to chase every single story. When it comes to press releases, your job is to make our jobs easier.
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Jun 1, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
John and Mary Wheeler opened their business to outsiders and criticism — looking for ways to improve efficiency and profits.
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May 1, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
Jason Osterberger Designs gives a private residence the feel of a public park — inviting the community to come and join the fun.
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 | Apr 2, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
ATLANTA — It may have been the smallest site ever to host the Professional Landcare Network’s (PLANET) Student Career Days, but North Metro Technical College in Atlanta played the perfect host for the largest-ever gathering of horticulture students and future Green Industry leaders in the event’s 32-year history.
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Phase One Landscapes turned an old Air Force steam plant into a modern outdoor living space while still payingtribute to its historic underpinning.
Apr 1, 2008
By:Michael Seuffert
Phase One Landscapes turned an old Air Force steam plant into a modern outdoor living space while still paying tribute to its historic underpinning.
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