Local officials are working to find a buyer for the facility.

Equipment company plans to plant roots in Kansas to expand distribution capacity and streamline logistics processes.

LID Landscape crews volunteered to remove weeds, trees and dead plants from EFAA's Louisville, Colorado, housing site.

A long-time California native landscaper explores the misconceptions and intricacies of turning a backyard into a beautiful extension of nature.

The committee will oversee the association’s strategic leadership of the H-2B policy priority.

The current political climate is having a major impact on the green industry and its ability to hire the reliable H-2B workforce it has come to depend on.

Shares in the U.S. company will no longer be traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

Barry Swanger has worked as a territory sales manager in the distribution of multiple different brands within the turf equipment industry over the course of his career.

Hunter and FX Luminaire are dedicated to supporting contractors through the highest quality products and training.

Stage 1 requires residents to limit watering with an automated irrigation system to once per week between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.

15-year-old Michael Bonza had his trailer full of landscape and lawn maintenance tools stolen from his home in an overnight theft.

Mike Wylie brings more than 25 years of senior financial and operational experience to the team.

Two months after signing up for lawn care service, the company reportedly never showed up.

The new Kubota Ranch will strengthen the company’s roots in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth region.

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.

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Approximately 60 ash trees in Lafayette Square received treatment for emerald ash borer.

Ohio company says it will continue to focus efforts on serving customers as the investigation proceeds.

Controlling these summer pests can pay off big-time for contractors and might even save someone's life.

The dealerships were honored by the manufacturer to commemorate the achievement.