Aug. 20 2019
A tree trimmer in Sebastian, Florida was killed when he was electrocuted by a live power line, according to a story posted on TCPalm. Pablo O’Campo Bustamante, 41, of Vero Beach made contac
Aug. 19 2019
BrightView is going to help construct a real-life “Field of Dreams.” The 1989 movie that starred Kevin Costner as a farmer who turns his cornfield into a baseball field, and then pla
Aug. 16 2019
In Oklahoma City, a lawn care company owner says one of his employees is shaken up after someone robbed him at gunpoint, according to an article by KOCO news. Zack Taylor, owner of Taylor Lawn
Aug. 16 2019
Photo: Rodney Smith Jr. Rodney Smith Jr. is back at it again. The Huntsville, Alabama, native is kicking off his latest mowing tour, and this time, he’s enlisting the help of law enforcem
Aug. 15 2019
Metco Landscape, a portfolio company of Westhook Capital and provider of commercial landscape services based in Aurora, Colorado, has announced it has acquired PGM Inc., a provider of comm
Aug. 11 2019
A Houston firefighter decided to step in to help after a lawn care worker had his leaf blower stolen during a robbery where he was held at gunpoint. According to a report on ABC13, Jake Lewis saw th
Aug. 11 2019
Residents in The Villages, Florida, say one home in their neighborhood has taken Florida-friendly landscaping too far, according to an article on Villages-News.com.The landscape style known for the us
Aug. 11 2019
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited AJR Landscaping Inc., based in Cresskill, New Jersey, for exposing employees to carbon monoxide after two
Aug. 8 2019
Some call it a retaining wall; others are calling it an “eyesore.” According to a story in the Effingham Daily News (Illinois), a seven-tier-high retaining wall built as part of a project ...
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Aug. 6 2019
The Horticultural Research Institute, Washington, D.C., and Columbus, Ohio, is accepting scholarship applications for the 2019-2020 school year. These scholarships are made possible by seven special H
Aug. 6 2019
A dispute over the bill for a backyard makeover and new pool has splashed over into superior court. According to a story in the Kennewick, Washington Tri-City Herald, Kennewick surgeon
Aug. 6 2019
If you happen to go to New York City sometime in the next two months, you can take in a spectacular landscape exhibition called “Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx,” at ...
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Aug. 5 2019
Sperber Landscape Companies, Calabasas, California, has announced its recent partnership with Conserve LandCare, Thousand Palms, California. The addition of Conserve comes just months afte
Aug. 5 2019
In Pinson, Alabama, what started as a nasty note from a neighbor about an overgrown lawn turned into an amazing act of service from strangers. Randa Ragland received an anonymous letter in the
Aug. 5 2019
Heritage Landscape Supply Group, Inc., McKinney, Texas, announced today that CPS Distributors has opened a new branch in Colorado Springs to benefit local professional contractors. This lo
Aug. 2 2019
In Chesapeake, Virginia, a gift for two local teenagers came from an unexpected place: Four inmates at the Buckingham Correctional Center in Dillwyn, Virginia. According to an article by WTKR N
Aug. 2 2019
A lawn care and landscaping company in Sylvania Township, Ohio, has had three break-ins in the past two months that led to losses amounting $90,000 in stolen items, according to an article by WT
Aug. 2 2019
Researchers are warning that firefly populations are dying out and that human causes are to blame, according to an article by the Asbury Park Press. The article reports that large-s
Aug. 2 2019
The Toro Company, Bloomington, Minnesota, has announced that it is realigning the organizational structure for its underground construction businesses to better serve customers, maximize synergi
Aug. 1 2019
A disabled Vietnam veteran will be able to step out of his home without the fear of falling, thanks to two young landscapers, according to a story in The Enterprise (Brockton, Massachusetts)
