Texas A&M’s Charlie Hall addresses the uncertainty in the market and its impact on the green industry.

Goal is to protect U.S. workers, agencies say.

San Francisco jury finds in favor of school groundskeeper with terminal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

Sheep and goats are helping clear and maintain land for Pennsylvania municpalities.

Harold McGhee was hospitalized after alleged new hire tried robbing him.

ET weather station and Water My Yard app are available to Concho Valley region.

Many landscape contractors are realizing they can extend the enjoyment of a landscape with lighting, and customers are appreciating it.

Residents of a Madison, Wisconsin, neighborhood are benefiting from the city’s edible landscaping program in more ways than one.

The awards recognize the publishing industry’s best in editorial and design.

State will join federal quarantine covering much of the eastern U.S. enacted to prevent the spread of the pest.

Mike Rentz’ desire to pass on the winning service model he has created with The Perfect Light is providing opportunities for his employees to follow in his footsteps.

Inspired by his grandfather, BrightView’s Eric Santos has a passion for water conservation, which is evident in the efficient landscape irrigation systems he and his teams build.

More and more landscapers are embracing new technologies such as battery power and are using them to their advantage.

Jeff Cartwright’s experience as a corporate lawyer combined with his inherent creativity has helped him build a reputable high-end landscaping business in Richmond, Virginia.