RootShield WP, EPA registered in August 2008, is a new and improved formulation of BioWorks' currently registered biological fungicide, PlantShield HC.More>>

Branford, CT, on Long Island Sound, has already quit using synthetic pesticides on its parks and school grounds.More>>

The Ocean City Health Department is concerned that excess nutrients are changing the bay's ecology, encouraging algae growth and making it more attractive for invasive species.More>>

In February, Bernards Township plans to place its first ladybug sign advertising municipal property as pesticide-free.More>>

The key to creating ecologically sensitive and economical outdoor solutions is involving your landscape architect in the process as early as possible.More>>

The major objectives were to limit the use of conventional turfgrass; to use local, drought-tolerant plants; to create some degree of shade so as to minimize water evaporation; and to recycle materials whenever possible.More>>

Maine-based natural lawn care company serves a growing base of clients throughout New England.More>>

The company is confident the all-natural line will appeal to consumers looking for environmentally friendly products.More>>

Converted Organics will be in position to become a major distribution channel for the ADM NaturStim product line to the U.S. professional turfgrass market.More>>

Landscape company owners and managers like (and in most cases practice) the concept of sustainable landscaping. But is the public ready for it?More>>