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HLS Outdoor expands in Minnesota
HLS Outdoor recently opened a branch in Eagan, Minn. The branch will carry landscaping and irrigation supplies, outdoor lighting and more.
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Miss GIE+EXPO this year?
Tell us about your favorite parts of the show, what you think next year's show will be like and how you plan to stay informed.
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Ryan Lawn & Tree expands services
Read how Ryan Lawn & Tree widened its presence in the Kansas City metro area with the growth of its landscaping division, Ryan Outdoor Living.
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Stamping out sod webworms
Take a look at how Turf Medic Lawn Service, located in Myrtle Beach, S.C., identifies and controls sod webworms in its clients' yards.
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Echo Bear Cat updates name to Crary Bear Cat
Crary Bear Cat will remain a subsidy of Echo Bear Cat, and the company said this move is designed to connect dealers more easily to the company. Learn more about this name change.
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Hardscape Solutions: A slice of Italy in Montana
The story and photos behind the project that won Blanchford Landscape Group a 2019 Gold Award from National Association of Landscape Professionals' Awards of Excellence program.
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K-Rain unveils new 2-wire controller
K-Rain released its new two-wire irrigation controller, The SiteMaster, designed for large commercial, industrial and residential irrigation sites.
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Insights from LM's editors and landscape industry leaders
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Communication Coach: Take the meaningful marketing risk
Across the globe, people are waking up to what's important in their lives, what's fundamentally meaningful — and the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us that marketing now needs to be meaningful as well, says Jeff Korhan. Find out what he's learned about consumers' buying motivations in the current market.
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Let's talk about plant growth regulators
Experts from Arborjet and Syngenta detail how plant growth regulators can help landscape operations with labor savings and waste reduction.
Irrigation Tech: Sensors 101
Understanding which sensor is right for the job can help save companies and their customers time and money while conserving resources.
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