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May 2026

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Dandelion control made simple for lawn care pros

Dandelions are everywhere, but they’re very manageable.

John Deere’s prototype of an autonomous mower for the commercial landscaping market. (Photo: John Deere)

Q&A: John Deere shares update on autonomous mower for commercial landscaping

John Deere continues to make steady headway on its goal to bring a commercial robotic mower to the landscape market.

Play ball!: Members of the Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association took in a Guardians game when its annual meeting visited Cleveland. Pictured (from left) are Syngenta’s Mark LaFleur (front row); Swanson Russell’s Jason Schmaderer; Project EverGreen’s Cindy Code; LM’s Scott Hollister (second row); Cecilia Johnson and Valerie Smith with Sod Solutions; Den Gardner and GIE Media’s Russ Warner (back row). (Photo: LM staff)

LM Gallery: May 2026

Take a look at some of the places where the LM team made its rounds recently.

The Takeuchi TL11R3 compact track loader is well-suited for handling pallets of sod. (Photo: Takeuchi)

Landscape contractors turn to attachments to do more with less

Purpose-built attachments and innovative designs for compact equipment are helping landscape pros maximize efficiency.

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Industry pros reveal key qualities needed in future leaders

Industry pros share important characteristics in future leaders.

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LM May 2026: Digital edition

Check out the May 2026 issue of Landscape Management magazine.

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Why ‘DWYSYWD’ drives landscaping success

Marty Grunder dives into a simple habit behind landscaping success.

A group photo in front of the new mowers at the Honda Mower Media Event. (Photo: Honda)

Honda showcases new mowers at North Carolina media event

The Honda Mower Media Event showcased the company’s newest line of battery-powered ZTRs and push mowers.

Headshots: Scott Hollister/ Seth Jones

Landscape Management and Golfdom: Getting the band back together

Scott Hollister and Seth Jones are bridging the gap between LM and its sister publication, Golfdom. Expect to see Seth's column return more frequently, as well as Scott's name on more of Golfdom's bi-weekly newsletters.

Weathermatic’s new CEO Lex Mason says a regular focus on creating the next layer of leadership is crucial to the long-term success of a landscaping business. (Photo: LM staff)

Weathermatic CEO Lex Mason on how to build a landscape business that outlasts its founder

How great landscape companies are built to outlast their founders.

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