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Echo is exclusive partner of NALP’s Latino Landscape Network
Echo has become the exclusive partner of the the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ (NALP) Latino Landscape Network. The Latino Landscape Network (formerly the National Hispanic Landscape Alliance) connects and empowers the community of 500,000 Latino landscape professionals in the U.S. “It’s an honor to partner with NALP on this important initiative,” said Wayne Thomsen,... read more
Aspire introduces Aspire Evolution update
Aspire Software released Aspire Evolution, which brings an updated look and feel to the platform and improves the system’s usability for a more seamless user experience, according to the company. While the platform’s core functionality will remain the same, the new release will include: Modernized look and feel: Complete daily tasks with an optimized user... read more
Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service acquires Jacquelyn Nooney Landscape
Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service of Eliot, Maine, has acquired Jacquelyn Nooney Landscape (JNL) also of Eliot, Maine. Details of the deal were not disclosed. Jacquelyn Nooney founded JNL in 1984. In a letter to her clients, Nooney wrote, “After 38 years of designing, building, caring for gardens and managing snow in the Seacoast, I... read more
Make-A-Wish gives young landscaper tools of the trade
Vermeer Corp., Vermeer Wisconsin and KS Energy presented 19-year-old Edgar Contreras with tools to start his own business. read more
Is It Time to Pivot to Improve Profitability?
“Go with your gut” is often a good piece of advice in business and in life. But it’s not the best approach when it comes to pricing and selling work in the landscape industry. Surprisingly, however, that’s how many companies operate today. Landscapers often make assumptions about costs when bidding, without clear visibility into job... read more
What’s ahead for the landscape industry in 2021
Britt Wood and Andrew Bray, vice president, government relations, of the National Association of Landscape Professionals, look ahead to 2021 — the Jan. 5 Senate runoff in Georgia and its potential impact the landscape industry, and how the organization is approaching federal and local legislation in the coming year. read more
Britt Wood, CEO, and Andrew Bray, vice president, government relations, of the National Association of Landscape Professionals, look ahead to 2021 — the Jan. 5 Senate runoff in Georgia and its potential impact the landscape industry, and how the organization is approaching federal and local legislation in the coming year.
Ewing: ProAdvantage Program
Introducing the New Ewing ProAdvantage Program built for landscape contractors! Earn points for every dollar spent at Ewing, plus: Leverage services that help add value to your business Access resources that really make a difference like Synchrony homeowner-financing options and back office discounts from ADP, Office Depot, UPS, Penske and more! Redeem for the rewards you want Ewing Irrigation &... read more
Be prepared for anything 2021 brings
Landscape Management columnist Marty Grunder explains how landscapers can be prepared for anything the year 2021 throws at them. read more
Wrapping up 2020 with Marty Grunder
Seth Jones visits with Marty Grunder, president and CEO of Grunder Landscaping Co. and The Grow Group to discuss the 2020 LM Industry Pulse Report results. read more
