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Broad black stripes and an inverted Y on the head distinguish fall armyworm caterpillars. (Photo: Ben McGraw)

Protecting your turf from fall armyworm

The key to control fall armyworms, a pest threatening agriculture in the United States for decades, is early detection.

The preexisting silos served as the focal point of EdgeForm Landscape Management’s design. (Photo: EdgeForm Landscape Management)

Hardscape Solutions: EdgeForm Landscape Management transforms former dairy farm

EdgeForm Landscape Management transformed this former dairy farm into a beautiful gardening site in Baton Rouge, La.

Pacific Landscape Management crews spend roughly half a day maintaining the property. They use Toro 21-inch mowers to cut the grass. (Photo: Pacific Landscape Management)

The Big One: Pacific Landscape Management keeps business in the front

Pacific Landscape Management won a silver award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program for this project.

(Photo: Marc Bruxelle / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images)

Keep your cool in the face of extreme heat

NALP’s Sam Steel shares an update on a new OSHA heat standard.

Hidden Creek Landscaping installed 60 raised garden beds to flank the central meeting space. The beds serve as growing spaces for vegetables and herbs for employees at the Scotts Miracle-Gro corporate campus. (Photo: Hidden Creek Landscaping)

Hardscape Solutions: Hidden Creek Landscaping is growing a garden

Hidden Creek installed custom-built raised garden beds on the Scotts Miracle-Gro corporate headquarters campus. The contractor won a silver award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program for its work on this project.

The landscaping work by David J. Frank Landscape Contracting turned the Museum of Wisconsin Art into hydrangea heaven, with nearly 800 planted during installation. Five different varieties were used to maximize color and time blooms to correspond to some of the museum’s biggest events. (Photo: David J. Frank Landscape Contracting)

David J. Frank Landscape Contracting earns award for work at Museum of Wisconsin Art’s campus

David J. Frank Landscape Contracting won a gold award in the National Association of Landscape Professionals Awards of Excellence program for their work on this project.

NALP endorses bill framework on the sale and use of pesticides

The provisions that most positively impact the landscape industry include reauthorizing the FIFRA interagency working group, providing greater clarity for bio-stimulants to be used by applicators, strengthening the role of the USDA Office of Pest Management Policy and codifying the role of state authority when considering the sale and use of pesticides.

(Photo: LM Staff)

Registration opens for the NALP’s 2024 Renewal and Remembrance volunteer event

The National Association of Landscape Professionals' (NALP) 28th annual Renewal and Remembrance volunteer service event will take place on July 15.

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Registration open for NALP’s Elevate 2024 in North Carolina

The National Association of Landscape Professionals opened registration for its annual conference and expo, Elevate.

Despite the challenge presented by its location in a busy New York City borough, the installation process ran smoothly thanks to clear communication between the contractor and the client. (Photo: John Mini Distinctive Landscapes)

John Mini Distinctive Landscapes creates big city views in the Big Apple

John Mini Distinctive Landscapes won a gold award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals Awards of Excellence program for its work on this project.

(Photo: Timberline Landscaping)

Timberline Landscaping brings joy to community with park renovation

Timberline Landscaping won a gold award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals Awards of Excellence program for its work on this project.

National Association of Landscape Professionals unveils new elite partner program

The new Elite Partner Program is a partnership with industry brands that demonstrate exceptional commitment to the success and growth of landscape professionals.

Long time no see: DiFranco and NALP CEO Britt Wood both attended their first NCLC at NC State in 2022. Two years later — now a pair of grizzled young green industry veterans — the two caught up, with a view of the Wasatch mountain range behind them. (Photo: LM Staff)

LM Gallery: April 2024

Check out a few of the places where the LM team made its rounds recently.

The Renewal and Remembrance event is a favorite, not only for Bob Mann, but for LM Staff members who have participated over the last several years. (Photo: LM Staff)

Industry Advocate: Give a little back for everything that’s been given to you

Bob Mann reminds you to save the date for this year’s Renewal & Remembrance event, that will be held at the Arlington National Cemetery and the Washington Monument on July 15, 2024.

LandCare utilized iceberg roses and azaleas to help preserve the original landscape design of the historic studio. (Photo: LandCare)

LandCare receives gold award for project that creates movie magic

LandCare won a gold award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence Program for their work on this project.

This oceanside project proved to be an extensive one, taking the Landscapes by Randy Lee team 24 months to complete the project, with 18 months of on-site time. (Photo: Landscapes by Randy Lee)

Looking to the future to create a modern waterfront residence

Landscapes by Randy Lee won a gold award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence Program for this project.

(Photo: LM Staff)

2024 NCLC spotlights the green industry’s bright future

The NALP's Collegiate Landscape Competition returned to Utah, bringing students from across the country together for a friendly competition.

National Association of Landscape Professionals Foundation launches Roblox experience

Landscape Design Empire offers players a virtual and interactive learning experience while they design, install and maintain landscapes.

Maintenance crews focus on regular cutbacks across the landscape to help trees and shrubs remain healthy. (Photo: Clean Scapes)

Clean Scapes beats the freeze to reestablish Texas landscape

Clean Scapes won a silver award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program for this project.

NALP opens registration for two 2024 field trip events 

The National Association of Landscape Professionals opened registration for two new field trip events at Landscape Workshop, in Birmingham, Ala., June 11-12 and Sebert Landscape in Chicago on September 17-18.

Challenges revolving around the project included dealing with tight spaces and scheduling according to Santosh George, ASLA, of Complete Landsculpture.(Photo: Santosh George)

Complete Landsculpture overcomes hurdles to complete award winning project

Complete Landsculpture won a Silver Award from the 2023 National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program for this project.

National Collegiate Landscape heads to Brigham Young University in March

The National Association of Landscape Professionals’ annual event for landscape and horticulture students, the National Collegiate Landscape Competition, is set to take place from March 13-16 at Brigham Young University.

(Photo: Jeremy Witteveen)

Mariani Landscape is all about the details for this home landscape remodel

For this project, Mariani Landscape won an award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program.

(Photo courtesy of Milosi

Milosi assists in creating an English-influenced landscape for homeowner

Milosi won a silver award from the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence Program for this project.

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